A History of Art through the Masterpieces of the Museum of Seville.

A one-hour tour of the essential history of art in Seville, represented by some of its most precious jewels, those kept in its Museum of Fine Arts. It is generally considered the second largest art gallery in the country, after the Prado, at least as far as Spanish authors are concerned.

The legendary Seville museum, which Juan Miguel went to every day, houses wonderful paintings by such brilliant artists as Roelas, Zurbarán, Valdés Leal or Murillo. Specifically by the latter, one of the great geniuses in the universal history of painting, the museum houses a magnificent collection of works, including some of the most iconic within his production. In short, the itinerary is designed to be a history of Western art through Seville masterpieces.

A route through Seville of the medieval churches.

This is a different tour through one of the areas that best helps us understand medieval Seville, south of Macarena, between Feria and San Luis streets. Lasting approximately one hour, the visit starts from the city walls and passes through some of the most outstanding examples of Sevillian Mudejar art, such as the churches of Omnium Sanctorum, Santa Marina or San Marcos, as well as the Palace of the Marquises. of the Algaba.

We will learn not only about these monuments, but also about the particular historical moment in which they have their context: that of a recently conquered city in which Muslim and Christian artistic trends begin to merge. On the way, we will also stop at some of the city's monumental landmarks that are in the area, such as the Basilica of the Macarena or San Luis de los Franceses.

A guided tour of the most famous palatial residence in Seville.

Casa Pilatos is the name given to one of the most beautiful palaces that have been preserved in Seville. With medieval origins, the illustrious lineages that have inhabited it throughout history have turned it into a true compendium of artistic styles. The union of the Sevillian Mudejar tradition with the Renaissance influence from Italy is the origin of the wonderful complex that we can visit today.

On our tour, we will pass through its patios, its noblest rooms and its charming gardens, stopping at its most outstanding artistic pieces. Successive owners of the palace built a splendid archaeological collection of which we will not miss any details during the tour.

Guided tour of the oldest royal palace in use in Europe.

The Alcazar of Seville is a magnificent monumental complex, one of the most fascinating royal residences in Spain. Inside there is a succession of palatial and landscaped spaces, with an Islamic origin reformulated throughout history in styles such as Mudejar, Gothic, Renaissance or Baroque.

The tour includes a visit to the main palaces of the complex, that of Pedro I, the Gothic palace or the Casa de la Contratación, as well as being able to enjoy the extensive gardens, each one designed following the representative style of the time in which they were designed.

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Get to know the largest Gothic cathedral in the world with the help of an art and history expert.

The Cathedral of Seville is probably the most emblematic monument of the city. This visit is the ideal option if you are going to visit it and do not want to miss any of the enormous artistic and historical values that have made it recognized as a World Heritage Site. We will learn more about the largest Gothic cathedral in Christendom, looking at some of its most precious jewels and experiencing the history of art in the city.

The visit includes the ascent to the Giralda, the most universally recognizable icon of Seville. It is the tallest cathedral tower in Spain and constitutes a true synthesis of artistic styles in itself.

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A route through the essence of Triana, Seville's most popular neighborhood

This itinerary allows us to delve into the most monumental part of the Triana neighborhood and stroll along the Guadalquivir River between the Isabel II and San Telmo bridges, a setting for the beautiful history of Seville and its Triana suburb. On a tour lasting approximately an hour and a half, we'll learn how the city's seafaring history has greatly influenced its current appearance, focusing on one of its most iconic neighborhoods.

We'll visit some of the most emblematic places related to pottery, an activity that has defined this Sevillian neighborhood from its medieval origins to the present day. We'll also discuss flamenco music, as Triana is undoubtedly one of the key points of origin for understanding this artistic and cultural expression. We'll enjoy Triana's atmosphere while discovering some of its most important artistic gems.

Everything you can't miss in Seville in a single tour

An incredible 3-hour bike tour where you'll discover the city's most beautiful and iconic spaces. Departing from the Arenal Market, in the heart of Seville, this tour covers Seville's most notable sites, including the Triana and Santa Cruz neighborhoods, the Alcázar monument, the Cathedral, and the iconic María Luisa Park.

We'll stop at the main monuments and places of greatest historical and artistic interest. This way, you'll have a complete and enjoyable overview of Seville, its inhabitants, history, customs, and traditions. A truly panoramic view of the city to ensure you don't miss a single detail during your visit to the capital of Andalusia.

A private tour through the history of the Jewish quarter in the heart of Seville

A route of about two hours through the most emblematic places in the city center. From the monumental surroundings of the Cathedral and the Alcázar to the Plaza de España, where we will discover the essential landmarks that no visitor to Seville can miss.
During the visit you will visit some of the essential spaces to understand the history of Seville and its enormous contribution to the history of art. We will approach the river, as an essential element to understand the Sevillian idiosyncrasy. Along with it, we will have the opportunity to learn about some of the monumental landmarks that mark it, such as the Torre del Oro or the Triana Bridge.
We will also pass through the María Luisa Park, where we can admire the imposing Plaza de España, a wonderful legacy of the 1929 Exhibition that has become one of the essential monuments of Seville.