SEVILLE · FESTIVE TOURS
The ones worth booking.
The 15 seville festive tours to wrap your trip around this winter, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who walks you through it.
Walk Seville’s Santa Cruz Jewish Quarter with an English guide, passing Alcázar walls and key landmarks like Plaza de las Cruces and Murillo Gardens.
Most Popular“The good historical background concerning the shared information. In addition, we were not bombarded with a lot of information difficult to withstand.”
Walk Seville’s Santa Cruz with a small English-speaking group, from Jewish-quarter streets to Murillo and royal courtyards. 2 hours.
“Fantastic informative tour. The guide Julio was amazing … funny and so knowledgeable about all aspects of the tour. He was an absolute star and we are so pleased we had him as our guide. Some wonderful facts and stories told on the walk.”
Walk Seville’s Santa Cruz, the old Jewish quarter, with a local guide. Legends, courtyards, and story-rich plazas in 1.5 hours.
“Juan was a good guide, he tried his best to explain all about Seville and it's history while we walked around Santa Cruz. Highly recommend”
Full-day Seville highlights with pickup, UNESCO sights, Alcázar/Cathedral entries, a bullring visit, Triana views, and a short river cruise.
“Very good tour, jumping the queues was invaluable as we would have waited for hours otherwise. the guides were very good. minor points are that people are on different tours so not all were on the full day tour and the communication could have been a little better but this is a minor point. The…”
1.5-hour guided walk through Seville’s Santa Cruz, the old Jewish quarter, with Sephardic legends, lanes, and local stops.
“If I could give this tour 6 stars I would. The tour guide was punctual and knowledgeable. She took us to places we would not have known otherwise and gave us a lot of history, as well as interesting facts. We couldn’t have been happier with this tour!”
Walk Seville’s Jewish Quarter and Santa Cruz in 2 hours with an expert guide, key sights, street-level details, and smart local tips.
Private Seville photo shoot with a pro photographer: Cathedral and Giralda views plus Santa Cruz streets. English, on foot, edited photos.
“Ginevra made us some very nice pictures with the cathedral of Seville while taking a walk with my friends, it will be a very nice memory.Auto-translated”
Small-group Seville 3-in-1: skip-the-line Cathedral, climb the Giralda for views, and stroll Santa Cruz. $49, 2 hours.
A 2-hour guided walk linking Seville’s Historic Center and Santa Cruz, with major sights, Jewish-quarter stories, and Triana views.
“Very well the guide Alejandro”
Tour Seville’s real Maestranza bullring and Barrio Santa Cruz in 2 hours, with museum access, headset guide, and views of the Giralda.
A 4.5-hour guided walk through Seville’s Santa Cruz Jewish Quarter, plus the Alcázar and the Cathedral with Giralda views.
“Cathedral was beautiful ! Needed more time for the gardens. Three tours back to back were too many! Had to rush thru last tour of the Jewish quarter.”
Walk Santa Cruz, tour Seville Cathedral, then climb the Giralda for skyline views. Tickets, priority entry, and an official guide included.
“Muy buena experiencia. Amena y entretenida. Nuestra guia fue muy buena y conocedora del tema y del lugar.”
A 90-minute guided walk through Seville’s Santa Cruz Jewish quarter, with legends, narrow streets, and great value for $17.36.
“We loved this tour with our knowledgeable tour guide. She picked us up at the meeting point and we headed through Santa Cruz as she explained the history of Jewish quarter in Seville. A moving tour which our tour guide brought to life. Well worth our time. Thank you.”
Small-group walk through Seville’s Barrio Santa Cruz with a local guide, audio in English or Spanish, plus Jewish stories in 75–105 minutes.
A 2-hour guided walk through Seville’s Santa Cruz: synagogue heritage, Murillo art, classic plazas, and skyline views.
“The tour guide was not at location at designated time. We waited for 40 minutes, before departing. There was poor communication with the tour operator, and the guide, and us. In fact the tour operator requested our credit card information a few weeks in advance, outside of the Viator app, which they claimed as an…”
