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Isla Mágica & Agua Mágica: Combo Ticket

Isla Mágica Seville: Entry Ticket

Seville: One-Way Transfer from City Center to Airport

Game of Thrones at Itálica: Guided Visit & Skip The Line

Agua Mágica: Entry Ticket

El Palacio Andaluz Seville: Solo Flamenco

Itálica Roman Ruins & Medieval Monastery: Guided Tour + Transport from Seville

Nao Vigía El Globo de Sevilla: Entry Ticket

La Tremenderia Flamenco Tablao Seville: Flamenco Show

Bucarelli Palace: Entry Ticket

El Palacio Andaluz Sevilla Flamenco Show + Glass of Cava or Dinner

Tangier: Guided Day Trip from Seville + Ferry Ride + Lunch

Monasterio San Isidoro del Campo: Guided Tour

Seville: Macarena Guided Tour

Seville: Guided Morning Food Tour

Tarifa: Dolphin & Whale Watching Tour from Seville

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Pack the swimmers and sunscreen, it's time for some family fun in the hot Seville sun. This cool combo ticket gets you onto all the rides at Isla Mágica, as well as all the watery activities at Agua Mágica – the water park inside Isla Mágica. 

Take a spin on the merry-go-rounds, scream away on free-fall rides, slippery slides and more! Kids can check out the flying caterpillar ride, catch a 4D movie, or buckle into the bumblebee coasters. Then the whole crew can cool off with a dip in the wave pool, or a float down the lazy river. 

Slip, slide, splash, or sunbathe, it's all in a day's adventure at this watery wonderland.

These Isla Mágica Sevilla tickets are your key to enjoying merry-go-rounds, free-fall rides, and more!

There's a whole host of rides to enjoy, including Anaconda, Isla Mágica's waterfall experience in a dense forest. Be warned, it's filled with sudden drops, and you might get soaked! Don't bother drying off, the Iguazu waterfall is next. Ride down a smaller version of the famous South American waterfall at over 50 km/h and watch the big wave soaking everyone walking nearby. No one gets out of this place dry.

Little kids have plenty to do too. Chill out on the merry-go-round, float along on a lazy river, take a ride on a mechanical llama, or ride a bumper car shaped like a piranha fish. With these Isla Mágica Sevilla tickets, you'll get the best of the Amazon, without actually going there.

Take a modern bus operated by Tussam Sevilla for a straightforward ride from Seville city to the airport. Relax in an air-conditioned seat for a quick journey. The buses run frequently throughout the day to match your schedule, with tickets remaining valid for six hours for flexible travel plans.

Arrive and find a team ready to assist you in boarding the comfortable shuttles. Stay connected with free onboard WiFi. The buses are also wheelchair accessible.

It was the birthplace of Emperor Trajan, and allegedly also Hadrian, but its most famous reemergence into history is as the filming location of the Dragonpit from the iconic HBO series, Game of Thrones. Visit Itálica's ancient amphitheatre – it's a must-see for fans of House Targaryen. This behind-the-scenes tour will bring Seville's Song of Ice and Fire to life before your very eyes, and lift the curtain on how they filmed spectacular scenes amidst this millennia-old archaeological treasure.

Agua Mágica is Seville’s water park, located inside Isla Mágica, with attractions for all ages. It features a wave pool, exciting water slides at Slide Island, a sandy beach for relaxing, and a Lazy River for a gentler ride.

You’ll also find El Arrecife, with a zipline and swimming area, plus Mini Paradise, a dedicated zone for younger children with games and small slides.

Enjoy a unique flamenco show with internationally renowned artists in a traditional tablao.

Get closer to the Andalusian culture with a traditional flamenco show, interpreted by first-class artists in a special atmosphere.

Your ticket also includes a visit to the Flamenco Costume Museum. The museum shows how the traditional dress of the April Fair has changed over time, with designer pieces, a recreated workshop, and guidance from Raquel Revuelta, director of SIMOF. The visit takes place 30 minutes before the flamenco show.

Discover the ancient city of Itálica on a guided tour of Seville's stunning Roman ruins, visit a medieval monastery built centuries later, and sample some fine local wine.

Wander through ancient streets and see the remnants of thermal baths, crumbling aqueducts, houses, and sublime mosaics. Then explore the world's third-largest amphitheater (which was featured in Game of Thrones), while a guide breathes life into the ruins by revealing the amazing history of the site as you go.

Behold the new attraction gracing Sevilla's skyline: a hot air balloon with a breathtaking ascent of up to 150 meters, "Nao Vigía." 

Nao Vigía offers a bird's-eye view so you can soak in Sevilla from an unmatched perspective.

See an authentic flamenco performance in central Seville. La Tremenderia offers a venue where artists perform traditional flamenco live, without choreographed routines, in an intimate setting. 

Immerse yourself in the rhythm and artistry of flamenco performed live by passionate dancers and musicians.

This show offers a smaller audience, ensuring a personal experience, and allows interactions with the performers after the show.

Palacio Bucarelli, also known as the Palace of the Counts of Santa Coloma, is a jewel of Seville's baroque architecture. 

Built in the 17th century by the Bucarelli family from Florence, it played a vital role in Seville's history as a hub of overseas trade. The palace's rich heritage includes being the birthplace of notable figures and a remarkable continuity of ownership within the same family. 

Today, your ticket can help you experience an authentic immersion into the past as the family still resides in the palace! Get a real  glimpse into the splendor of Seville's bygone era.

Once you've tasted the tapas and explored the city, it's time to settle in for a cultural extravaganza. At the tablao El Palacio Andaluz, a cast of ebullient dancers, singers, and musicians will twirl their way into your hearts as you experience the essence of flamenco.

The show starts every day at 7 PM and lasts for an hour and a half. This show has been chosen by Televisión Española for the promotion and diffusion of flamenco internationally, for its visual quality, its artistic value, and for being a top example of the most deeply-rooted Spanish popular culture.

Your ticket also includes a visit to the Flamenco Costume Museum. The museum shows how the traditional dress of the April Fair has changed over time, with designer pieces, a recreated workshop, and guidance from Raquel Revuelta, director of SIMOF. The visit takes place 30 minutes before the flamenco show.

Take a day trip from Seville to Tangier. Travel to Tarifa and take a ferry across the Strait of Gibraltar, with views of the Mediterranean and Atlantic to reach Tangier. 

In Tangier, visit the Hercules Caves, walk along the Atlantic coast, and see camels with an option for a short ride.  

Walk through Tangier’s historic neighborhoods, home to Muslim, Jewish, and Christian communities. Enjoy a Moroccan lunch with dishes like couscous or tahini.  

After lunch, explore local markets and streets before heading back to the port. Take the ferry to Tarifa and return to Seville in the evening.

Join a guided tour of Spain’s first privately commissioned monastery, founded by Guzmán el Bueno in 1301. Explore key areas like the 'Cloister of the Dead', 'Patio of the Evangelists', chapter house, refectory, sacristy, churches, and the Guzmanes' burial crypt. Discover the monastery’s rich history and architectural beauty firsthand.

Visit the neighborhood of Macarena, where tradition and modernity come together.

Start at the Hospital de las Cinco Llagas, the current Andalusian Parliament, with the legends of Sor Úrsula and Virgen de la Esperanza Macarena. Walk along the ancient wall and enter Basilica de la Macarena.

See churches like San Gil and San Marcos, built over mosques with minarets reminiscent of the Giralda. Find unique spots like the last coal yard, Palace of the Marquises of Algaba, and the Feria Street Market.

Enjoy the Alameda, visit San Luis de los Franceses, and see the Plaza de Montesión. End the tour at the Palacio de las Dueñas, the birthplace of Machado.

Start your food tour in Seville’s Macarena neighborhood. Visit six local spots, including churro stalls, small shops, market stands, and tapas bars. Along the way, try nine different dishes and enjoy three drinks.

Sample churros, sweets, olives, cheese, and cured ham, then wrap up with a round of tapas. Supports local, family-run businesses and by the end, you’ll know where to go back for more during your stay.

Take a boat tour from Seville to see dolphins and whales in the Strait of Gibraltar. Tarifa offers a chance to view different cetaceans in their natural home.

This 2.5-hour boat tour, led by an expert guide, is navigated on the Intercontinental Mediterranean Biosphere Reserve and provides information on local marine animals. You can see up to seven species of cetaceans, making it a great spot for wildlife viewing.

After the boat tour, spend some free time on Tarifa's beaches before heading back to Seville.

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