Now a prosperous hub of commercial and industrial activity and the center of the agricultural region, Seville is steeped in beauty and impressive monuments dating back many centuries. The Moors are to thank for many marvelous examples of architecture including the gothic Cathedral with the Giralda, an Arabic minaret transformed into a Christian bell tower.

After the Cathedral you will visit the Torre del Oro (Golden Tower) located by the Guadalquivir River and with important documents related to the nautical history of Seville. On Mondays the Torre del Oro is closed but the Macarena Church will be included instead. A panoramic view by coach is also included.

HISTORICAL TOUR:
Discover the architecture of 1929 in Seville when the Iberoamerican Exhibition took place in the capital of Andalucia. Coach to the Plaza de America and the Pabellon Mudejar located by the Maria Luisa Gardens.

Continue to the city center where there will be a visit to the Alcazar Royal Palace, the oldest Spanish Kings residence. This Palace is a fantastic example of the Moorish style: tiles mosaics, ceilings, courtyards and Arabic and Renaissance gardens.

The tour will finish at the Santa Cruz Quarter, the Jewish district with narrow streets and small squares with orange trees and flowers.