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Enjoy a private half day walking tour of the charming city of Seville, one of the largest historical centres of Europe and home to Andalusian flamenco music.
Explore the charming barrio of Santa Cruz, the old Jewish quarter of Seville with its narrow streets and whitewashed houses, flower clad balconies, and hidden squares shaded by the orange trees.
Υour guide will take you right into the heart of the historic center, to explore the Arabic influences still present here, and to visit the Cathedral of Seville – the biggest Gothic Cathedral in the world and the third-largest church in the world and the burial site of Christopher Columbus.
Our next stop is one of the most beautiful palaces in Spain, The Alcazar of Seville. Originally a Moorish fort, it is the oldest royal palace still in use in Europe, and it was awarded a Unesco World Heritage Site in 1987. Your guide will show you around the palace and tell you all about its past inhabitants and interesting facts.
This tour does not require a high amount of walking or wheeling, and it can also be completely tailor-made based on each person preferences. The itinerary also avoids steps and it follows a mostly flat path along the Tour.
Meeting point: Alcazar or Cruise Pick-up
Starting time: Flexible
Duration: 3.5 Hours
Optional door-to-door accessible Cruise Port transportation can be arranged (Extra cost)
Cancellation Policy:
No penalty if cancelling at least 14 day(s) in advance of the scheduled departure
50 percent fee if you cancel between 7 and 14 day(s) in advance of the scheduled departure
100 percent fee if you cancel within 7 day(s) of the scheduled departure
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