Plaza de España and Maria Luisa Park: an unforgettable beginning We’ll start in one of the most spectacular places in the world: the Plaza de España, the architectural gem of the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition. From there, we’ll explore the lush surroundings of María Luisa Park and pass by the impressive former Royal Tobacco Factory, discovering its importance in the city’s history.

Santa Cruz: the enchanting former Jewish quarter Next, we’ll wander through the charming Santa Cruz neighborhood, once Seville’s Jewish quarter. Its narrow alleyways, hidden patios, and picturesque squares create one of the most magical atmospheres in the city, where history and legend blend seamlessly.

The monumental area and the UNESCO World Heritage ensemble We’ll continue toward the monumental heart of Seville to admire, from the exterior, the city’s three World Heritage Sites: the majestic Cathedral, the iconic Giralda, the Royal Alcazar—Europe’s oldest royal palace still in use—and the Archive of the Indies, guardian of the history of the great voyages to the New World.

The Guadalquivir River and the legendary Triana district To complete the experience, we’ll stroll along the banks of the Guadalquivir River, the lifeline of Seville and the starting point of some of the most important expeditions in history. Across the water lies Triana, a neighborhood steeped in tradition and the birthplace of sailors, artisans, and flamenco.