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The Seville we would show a friend

Tours, day trips and tickets in Seville and Andalusia, chosen one by one by people who live here. The same price as booking direct, and our guide to the city, more than 90 pages, free with your booking.

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The best-rated guide to Seville

First-hand local advice, more than 90 pages in PDF: what to see, where to eat, museums and palaces, day trips, opening hours and prices, and tourist maps of the city. Book any activity with us and it’s yours. Get the guide

Eduardo Ballesteros, author of the Seville travel guideEduardo BallesterosSeville local and author of the guide
 

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These sell out first

Timed and named tickets, and there are only so many each day. If your dates are already fixed, these are the ones to sort out before you land rather than after.

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Why book with us

A local company

sevillaqr is run from Seville, and everything on the site is operated by companies from here that we know by name and have chosen ourselves. That is why we can tell you what a day out is really like.

The price is the price

Book here or book direct and you pay the same. We never add a booking fee or a service charge, and the amount the calendar shows you before paying is the amount that leaves your account.

Our guide, yours free

More than ninety pages on Seville, written here by us: what to see, where to eat, the trips worth taking and the maps that hold it together. It comes free with any booking.

We stay with you

Tell us the days you have and we will tell you what fits, and ask us anything before you book. Afterwards we are still here: if you need something, we mediate with the operator on your behalf.

Out of the city for the day

Seville is the best base in the south. Between one and three hours away there are Moorish palaces, whitewashed villages on cliff edges, Atlantic beaches, a national park with no roads through it and a ferry that lands in Africa. All of them leave in the morning and are back the same evening.

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The monuments, properly explained

The Alcazar, the Cathedral and the palaces are worth a guide, because half of what makes them extraordinary is invisible without one. Admission is included and the groups are small.

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Walking the city

The old town is a knot of streets that do not run straight, and it is far better with someone who knows which door to stop at. These walks are short, they cost little, and they are the ones travellers come back talking about.

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Flamenco, the real thing

Small rooms in Triana and in the centre, where the singer is two metres away. Nothing is spoken, so the language does not matter, and you will understand it anyway.

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On the river, and above it

Seville is built on a river that most visitors only ever cross. Seen from the water it is a different city, and the late afternoon is the hour for it: by boat, by kayak or standing on a board.

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If you have more than a day

Some places do not fit into a day and are far better slept in. Two days in the marshes of Donana, two on the Strait, or four crossing into Morocco.

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Real travelers, real experiences

A group of travelers in an Andalusian patio decorated with blue flowerpotsTravelers taking a selfie at a coastal viewpoint on a day tripTravelers wearing helmets on the Caminito del Rey walkwayA group of travelers posing at a viewpoint over the seaTravelers on a bike tour beside the Guadalquivir river in SevilleA group of travelers with the Sierra mountains behind themThree travelers holding a pink cape in an Andalusian bullringA traveler with a Barbary macaque on his shoulders in GibraltarTravelers riding camels along a beachTravelers paddle surfing on the river with the Seville skyline behindA group of travelers under a brick archway in an Andalusian patioTravelers on a wooden boardwalk overlooking the wetlandsA group of travelers in a street lined with blue flowerpotsTravelers watching Iberian pigs grazing in a dehesaTravelers posing in a narrow whitewashed alleyTravelers sharing lunch around a table in an Andalusian tavernTravelers horse riding along a track through pine woodsA traveler crossing the hanging bridge at the Caminito del ReyA group of travelers with the Rock of Gibraltar behind themTravelers watching Barbary macaques in Gibraltar

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We are a local company and we know every activity first-hand. Tell us about your trip and we will help you pick the one that fits best, or answer any question before you book.

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