Your journey begins at the Puente de Isabel II (Triana Bridge), one of Seville’s most beloved symbols. As you cross this historic bridge, take in sweeping views of the Guadalquivir River and the lively energy of the Triana neighborhood, famed for its flamenco roots and colorful personality.

From there, we’ll stroll through the Triana Market, where locals shop daily for fresh produce, seafood, and artisan goods, and continue to the Real Maestranza, Spain’s oldest bullring, where tradition and architecture come together in one of Seville’s most storied sites. Just a short walk away, the golden Torre del Oro rises proudly over the riverbanks, a reminder of Seville’s maritime past.

The highlight of the tour awaits in the enchanting Barrio de Santa Cruz, Seville’s former Jewish quarter. Here, among narrow streets and local tavernas,  you’ll enjoy a traditional ham and cheese tasting, savoring the rich flavors that make Andalusian gastronomy world‑famous with local wine.

We’ll finish the experience at Las Setas (Metropol Parasol), Seville’s most modern architectural wonder. From its panoramic terraces, admire the city from above — the perfect ending to a tour that blends Seville’s history, beauty, and taste.