Seville Church of Santa Ana (Iglesia de Santa Ana) Tours

Cycle through Seville’s medieval streets on this fun and fascinating bike tour. See more of the city’s landmarks than you would on foot, and enjoy the flexibility to stop often for photos. Peddle along a bike-friendly route that takes you past highlights including the Santa Cruz and Triana neighborhoods, Maria Luisa Park, Torre del Oro, the Seville Cathedral and the Royal Alcazar. Along the way, learn about Seville’s rich history and local lifestyle from your friendly guide.

Exploring Seville by bike is one of the best ways to experience the city’s winding medieval streets and monumental plazas. On this sunset tour, get a romantic perspective on the city as the changing golden light washes over landmarks like the San Telmo Palace, Seville Cathedral, Royal Alcazar and Maestranza bullring. Get the inside scoop on the best places to dine, drink and dance from a local guide while enjoying a leisurely ride through the city’s most atmospheric neighborhoods.

Hi. I am Rocío, flamenco dancer and Spanish dance. Degree in dance teacher from the School of Dance of Caracolillo in Triana. . I danced in the Ballet City of Seville, Flamenco Biennial, stages of France and England. I teach in Seville and Vejer, and I'm still training at the prestigious Flamenco School of Juan Polvillo in the Barrio de la Macarena. In Triana where I live, I can accompany my visitors to a route through the world of bullfighting and flamenco, if they ask me to. I live between Seville and Vejer de la Frontera (Cádiz), because I married a vejeriego, José who may be able to accompany us, an expert guide in the Arab, Jewish and Christian world of Seville and Morocco. Their last names are Sephardic and Moriscos; an Andalusian of blood Bere Bere, who tells us how flamenco begins in the mixture of gypsies with Arabs and Jews.

Discover Seville’s highlights on this City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off tour. Use your 24-hour ticket to admire the landmarks aboard an open-top double-decker bus that includes audio commentary. Hop on and off as you wish at any of the 14 stops around the city, including the ornate Plaza de España and Tower of Gold. Your ticket also includes entry to several Seville museums and other attractions; and three walking tours from select stops, including a stroll around Seville Cathedral and the buzzing Macarena neighborhood.

I will take proffessional pictures of you across the best Seville´s photogenic sites I have selected for their special photographic magic, unique strongholds of culture, history, landscape and nature. Since we’ll take a bike ride you´ll be able to to see more and to have more pictures from more diverse spots of this beuty city. This tour is unique given that is offered by a recognised official tourist guide who is at the same time a experienced photographer, Ph.D in Geography and biologist. We will stop at strategic places seeking explanations that allow us to better understand and love Seville. In the end you will have a professional photobook to breeze unique memories in Seville for sharing with friends and family, and of course in social networks. We will unveil hidden conections between old and current city. We´ll go to genuine sites, looking for the best light and conditions to get memorable pictures.

We do not only show our city. We try you embrace Seville in few hours talking about the political situation, our own experiences, our best bars having breakfast or a beer together.

Merge the History of Seville with a safe, enjoyable and fun ride on wheels! Splendid way to combine knowledge of the history of the city with a walk in the open air in a completely flat city and with enormous facilities to enjoy the Sevillian air in company. We will know the Muslim and Christian period of Seville, especially the Sevillian Golden Age, when the city was turned into "Port and Door of America". We will walk through the oldest park in the city, the María Luisa park, where two of the city's great jewels are located: Plaza España and Plaza América. We cross the river, towards its west bank, leaving Seville and entering the uniqueness of the fishing, potter and flamenco neighborhood of Triana. A magical "culture on wheels" tour that entertains both young and old alike. Get to know the past and present of Seville in a different way!

This food-focused tour of Seville offers a chance to taste a variety of regional cuisine and drink. With a local guide, explore neighborhood restaurants, bars, bakeries, coffee bars, and food stands. Sample cheese, ham, wine, coffee, fish, ham, and more. You’ll also learn a bit about the city along the route. Ten tastings are included, so come hungry. 

Hi. I am Rocío, flamenco dancer and Spanish dance. Degree in dance teacher from the School of Dance of Caracolillo in Triana. . I danced in the Ballet City of Seville, Flamenco Biennial, stages of France and England. I teach in Seville and Vejer, and I'm still training at the prestigious Flamenco School of Juan Polvillo in the Barrio de la Macarena. In Triana where I live, I can accompany my visitors to a route through the world of bullfighting and flamenco, if they ask me to. I live between Seville and Vejer de la Frontera (Cádiz), because I married a vejeriego, José who may be able to accompany us, an expert guide in the Arab, Jewish and Christian world of Seville and Morocco. Their last names are Sephardic and Moriscos; an Andalusian of blood Bere Bere, who tells us how flamenco begins in the mixture of gypsies with Arabs and Jews.

Please be aware that this tour is adapted to the local regulations post Covid-19. Our hosts will deliver this experience with the required equipment always keeping the distance suggested by local authorities. It will be safe and entertaining! Fall in love with the flavourful Spanish cuisine on this delicious 3 hours food tour in Seville! Enjoy a selection of 10 tastings hand-picked by your foodie local host, just for you. From yummy must-tries like the classic Croqueta to unique dishes like Salmorejo, the locals’ favorite tapa; you’re in for a treat, so bring your appetite.

We are so proud to show you this magnificent city, that All Of SevilleTours will not only will bring you to the most important monuments... We´ll take you to hidden corners full of stories, history and traditions

With our guides, we will have the opportunity to know the two emblematic neighborhoods of Seville, we will know about their stories of their legends, of the birth of the city's Alfarero and Marinero neighborhood, of their bullfighters, of the birth of Flamenco, the importance of the Holy Inquisition In sevilla. The Jewish quarter and the economic importance that helped the growth of the city and that placed Seville as Capital of the World in the 15th and 16th centuries. Get carried away by our guides and they will transport you to the neighborhoods that will make you know the City of SEVILLA better

Triana is not a monumental neighborhood, but a neighborhood with a special atmosphere, a neighborhood that has life, and even its own Mayor. The charm of the neighborhood is in its people, with its own character and idiosyncrasy and in the daily life that is generated in it. Land of sailors and potters, famous for its bullfighters, singers and flamenco dancers. Learn the true stories of Triana, Flamenco and the world of bull by the hand of our expert guide.

Together with our lovely guide, you’ll visit the most amazing places which are related to flamenco and its history in the neighborhood of Triana. Our guide will explain the history of Flamenco and Tirana’s neighborhood. When moving from one flamenco spot to another, our guide will unveil the history of Sevilla, as you pass by some top sights like Catedral, Puente de Isabel II, and so on. You’ll also get some information about some of Sevilla’s festivals and events of Flamenco and finally, we’ll take you to the entrance of the best flamenco show in town, where you’ll enjoy a genuine professional performance.

We will learn from the guides of the Triana neighborhood, the importance of this place for the discovery of America, the Art of Pottery and Seville pottery. Triana as the cradle of great bullfighters and Flamenco with its Gypsy Cava. Then at the time they deem appropriate they can visit the Plaza de Toros de Sevilla, and learn more about this place. See the most important bullfighting exhibition in the world and a careful collection of posters about bullfighting, as well as bullfighters costumes and their accessories. A unique opportunity to get to know the third most visited monument in the city and learn more about bulls and bullfighting.

This route has a duration of 3 hours, in which we will see the main attractions of Seville, such as the Cathedral, the Giralda and the Royal Alcazars ( we will not enter inside these monuments ; however if you wish we can arrange it, just let me know ) We will enjoy unbeatable views of the Guadalquivir River and the Triana Bridge, as well as entering the beautiful María Luisa Park and the imposing Plaza de España. In this visit you will enjoy one of the best views of Seville , The Metropol Parasol a viewpoint better known by locals as ' The Mushrooms' ('Las Setas') where Seville can be seen from a 360 degree angle.

Triana is not a monumental neighborhood, but a neighborhood with a special atmosphere. The charm of the neighborhood is in its people, with its own character and idiosyncrasy and in the daily life that is generated in it. Land of sailors and potters, famous for its bullfighters, singers and flamenco dancers. Learn the true stories of Triana, Flamenco and the world of bull by the hand of our expert guide.

The name of Triana has two possible explanations, and the name of Flamenco has 4 possible! Find out with expert guides! Learn about the relationship between gypsies, flamenco, the inquisition and the bullfight, and visit the old courthouse and the jail of the Inquisition. Famous for having its own strong identity, known in Seville as "the independent republic of Triana", this district is known for its tiles (ceramic tiles), which are held in workshops that originally used mud from the riverbank; Their sailors, bullfighters and flamenco artists (the gypsies had to live here because they were not allowed to enter intramuros, within the main city walls); and the Inquisition: learn more about this dark chapter of the history of Seville at Castillo San Jorge, next to the excellent food market. The Bullring of Seville is the second oldest in the world.

For two and a half hours our guides will accompany you through the two most emblematic neighborhoods of the city. You will know the birth of Flamenco, the importance of Sevillian sailors and their school for the discovery of America as well as the birth of pottery and the importance of Jews in the development of the world capital of the 15th century. Two hours of History and Legends that will help you know more about Seville and its way of being, where the open character of its citizens, its monuments, its stories comes from.