Artistic Seville walking tour

Discover the art and traditions of Seville on this walking tour! You'll learn about the artistical background of the city going from the mudéjar style to the Renaissance and the contemporary art.

You'll visit the Church of the Divine Salvador which was built on the remains of a mosquee and is now home to the masterpieces that parade during the Holy Week. After taking a stroll through the Arabic district, you'll visit the Casa de Pilatos, one of the symbols of the Andalusian history and characterized by its unique art, a mix of Italian Renaissance and Spanish mudéjar. You'll also have the chance to admire the most recent and avant-garde buildings such as Metropol-Parasol, known as "Las setas" for its evocative shape.


A destacar
  • Visit the Church of the Divine Salvador
  • Admire the avant-garde architecture of Las Setas
  • Stroll around the Arabic district of Seville

Incluye
  • Guided tour with an official guide
  • Tickets for The Salvador Church
  • Tickets for Casa de Pilatos (ground floor)

No incluye
  • Tickets for the first floor of Casa de Pilatos
  • Tickets for the Metropol

Que recordar
  • We recommend you to wear comfortable footwear
  • This tour is not recommended for people with reduced mobility

Punto de encuentro

Meet your guide beside the sculpture in the centre of the square.


Highlights
  • Visit the Church of the Divine Salvador
  • Admire the avant-garde architecture of Las Setas
  • Stroll around the Arabic district of Seville

Included
  • Guided tour with an official guide
  • Tickets for The Salvador Church
  • Tickets for Casa de Pilatos (ground floor)

Not included
  • Tickets for the first floor of Casa de Pilatos
  • Tickets for the Metropol

Languages
English Italian French Spanish
Políticas de devolución
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