Porcuna

Setenil

Ronda

Juzcar

Genalguacil

Vejer de la Frontera

Tolox

Alozaina

Zahora

Istan

Barbate

Alora

Cancelada

Guadalmina

Nueva Andalucia

Sotogrande

Puerto Sotogrande

Facinas

San Roque

Cartama

La Cala de Mijas

Fuengirola

Carvoeiro

Estombar

Seville Aquarium: Entry Ticket

Triana Theater Seville: Flamenco Show

Seville: Sightseeing Cruise from Torre Del Oro

Seville: Guadalquivir River Guided Boat Tour

Seville: Boat Cruise with Drink and Appetizer

Real Maestranza: Guided Tour

Triana Seville: Baraka Flamenco Show + Drink

Hospital de la Caridad: Entry Ticket

Exploraterra Space: Museum and Replica of the Nao Victoria

Seville: Guided Guadalquivir River Cruise

Seville: Boat Cruise + 5-Course Lunch or Dinner + Unlimited Drinks

Seville: 1-Hr Romantic Boat Tour

Triana Seville: Guided Walking Tour

Seville: Magellan-Elcano Guided VR Experience

Seville: Private Boat Tour for Groups

Seville: Guided Food Tour

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See 11,000 specimens and 400 species of animals, plus two newly renovated ecosystems, The Rainforest and The Mangrove. Learn about the mysterious world of jellyfish in a new exhibition, and get up close to your favorite oceanic critters.

The Triana Flamenco Theater offers a spectacular flamenco show. Sit down in your comfortable seat inside a beautiful theater to enjoy an hour of fiery, uninterrupted flamenco.

You'll be blown away by the dancers and musicians on show, who are aided in their fabulous flamenco by state-of-the-art technical equipment and a wide stage. It's a great way to sample Spanish cultural heritage in Seville!

One hour cruising the Guadalquivir River is enough to throw a whole new light on Seville. Settle in for some Spanish sightseeing – rain or shine – without lifting a foot or finger. 

See the best things to possibly see in Seville from the water as you glide by! There's the Torre del Oro, a 13th-century military watchtower, as well as more structures stretching up from the Plaza de España. Also see the monastery of Santa María de las Cuevas, where Christopher Columbus planned his little trip!

Take a boat tour along the Guadalquivir River in Seville with "Corners of the Guadalquivir."  

Join a shared ride for up to 12 people and travel through the calm waters for 1.5-hours.  

See landmarks like the Torre del Oro and the Triana Bridge while the captain and guide share history and local stories.  

Enjoy plenty of chances to take photos of the city from the water.

Enjoy a 1.5-hour boat cruise on the Guadalquivir River and take in the views of Seville from the water.

While you sail, enjoy a small plate of Iberian ham from Jabugo, aged Manchego cheese, and a drink of your choice.

The boat, El Miarma, has an indoor lounge and an open-air upper deck with comfortable seating, air conditioning or heating, music, WiFi, and restrooms. A bar service is also available at reasonable prices.

The friendly crew will make sure you have a pleasant experience from start to finish.

Learn about the history of bullfighting, absorb the architecture and atmosphere of this monumental bullring, admire paintings dating back to the 1700s. While the continued practice of bullfighting is highly debated both in Spain and abroad, there's no denying that the tradition remains a significant part of local culture in Seville.

Attend the Baraka Flamenco Show, presenting a traditional Tablao Flamenco with guitar, singing, and dancing. 

Located in Triana beside the Guadalquivir River, the show takes place in Lola de los Reyes, an Andalusian-inspired venue. Enjoy performances by talented artists in a comfortable setting.

Experience the excitement of a journey back in time to Baroque Seville with a visit to the Hospital de la Santa Caridad! 

This historic complex will take you on a breathtaking tour to the Church of San Jorge (17th century) through the diaphanous courtyards of the noble area. Inside the Church, you'll discover an incredible iconographic program designed by D. Miguel Mañara, a Sevillian aristocrat who gave up his wealth to construct the Church and Hospital. 

Mañara commissioned the most renowned artists of the time, including Valdés Leal, Murillo, and Pedro Roldán, to create this masterpiece. Immerse yourself in an environment of beauty and tranquility, and leave in awe of a time-gone-by.

Set sail on a historical voyage with the Nao Victoria's permanent exhibition, dedicated to the first circumnavigation of the world. Through audiovisuals, set designs, and lifelike facsimiles, explore the origins and key players of the 'Armada del Maluco,' pivotal events of this expedition, and its impact on history.

Stepping into the shoes of courageous sailors and their ships, guests grasp the scale of their achievements, transforming oceans into connecting pathways between continents, cultures, and civilizations.

Aboarding the Nao Victoria 500, you can get an intimate glimpse into the details, maneuvers, and daily life of the crew members who took part in this historic maritime feat.

Take a boat tour along the Guadalquivir River in Seville, starting from the New York Dock.

See landmarks like the Torre del Oro, Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza, and the Triana neighborhood, including Betis Street and Triana Bridge.

Capture unique views of the city from the water. Relax as the boat moves smoothly and is accompanied by bar service for refreshments (at your expense).

If you're looking for something unique to do in Seville, here's a scrumptious option to enjoy the city from a different perspective.

Join a delicious meal as you sail along the Guadalquivir River aboard *El Miarma*, the only restaurant boat in Seville.

Admire the views of Seville’s skyline while your crew serves you a menu with five dishes (three cold and two hot), dessert, and a glass of cava. Also, drinks are unlimited until dessert is served.

Sail along the Guadalquivir River in Seville on a private boat ride designed for couples. 

Spend an hour on a comfortable, spacious boat with ambient music, a restroom, and awnings for sun and rain protection. Share a bottle of Frizzante wine as you enjoy the views.

Take a guided walking tour through the Triana neighborhood. Follow a set route through busy streets and corners, stopping at communal courtyards and local craft workshops. Experience the area's connection to flamenco in several public spaces.

Visit key landmarks like the Convent of San Jacinto, Santa Ana Church, and Los Marineros Chapel to learn about the Christian heritage and religious art. Explore the Castle of San Jorge, walk through Almohad tunnels, and see old ceramic kilns and the historic port area.

The route also includes Betis Street, San Jacinto Street, the Capillita del Carmen, and Triana Market. The tour ends at the market, where you can try some recommended tapas. Along the way, you’ll hear stories and legends tied to each stop.

Take a virtual reality tour of Seville back in 1519, when Ferdinand Magellan began his historic voyage. 

Use smart glasses to see the 16th-century port and observe Portuguese attempts to sabotage the expedition. 

Watch the preparations and step into the virtual ship hold. Meet historical figures like Magellan, Elcano, and Pigafetta as they show the bustling port.

Enjoy a private cruise on the Guadalquivir River for a group of up to 12 people, perfect for gatherings or relaxation.

View the city's famous sites like the Torre del Oro, Triana Bridge, Giralda Tower, and Expo 92 pavilions from the water.

Ride in a spacious boat with weatherproof awnings. Select your music and enjoy the included drinks in a setting tailored to you. Just focus on your time with loved ones on the water.

Join a tour through the city's hidden dining spots and less-known eateries. Discover local favorites and unique places while sampling diverse dishes that go beyond traditional fare. Learn about each dish's ingredients, history, and cultural significance.

Taste various flavors and get insights into the city's diverse food scene. This is ideal for food enthusiasts and anyone eager to see the city in a new way.

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