We will begin the visit in front of the Basilica de la Macarena, one of the most iconic temples in the city. We will visit the ancient walls and the famous gateway to historic Seville. We will walk through one of the most authentic areas of the city, and we will visit San Luís de los Franceses, a true hidden gem. This visit collects a good number of historical anecdotes from a neighborhood, as special as Macarena, which has treasured them over the centuries. The visit ends in St. Mark's Square, a vibrant area, with many restaurants, an "alternative" atmosphere and very close to the most important monuments of the city. Without a doubt, a guided experience different from usual and rich in cultural content.

Contemplate the impressive presence of the Puerta de la Macarena in Seville, also known as the Arco de la Macarena. This architectural symbol, stands as a guardian at the entrance to the Macarena neighborhood. Together with the Postigo del Aceite and the Puerta de Córdoba, it is one of the three surviving entrances to the ancient walls of Seville. Located on the Historic Ronda (Resolana Street), within the Macarena neighborhood, it offers a vision of the rich history of this iconic city.

Discover living history in the Almohad wall, located near the Macarena Arch. This section, a remnant of the ancient walls of Seville, is a fascinating testament to 12th-century Almohad architecture. As we explore this historic site during our tour, you will be transported back to the time when these imposing walls surrounded the city. A unique opportunity to delve into the past and admire the architectural skill that has endured over the centuries.

Discover the Plaza del Pumarejo, a hidden gem in the Macarena neighborhood, Seville. Surrounded by history, this charming square houses an old neighborhood corrala, witness to the neighborhood's vibrant and community past. Explore its picturesque corners, soak up its authenticity and immerse yourself in a unique experience that reveals the hidden gems of Seville.

Explore the majestic Church of Santa Marina on Calle San Luis, Seville. This Gothic-Mudejar gem, built around 1262, emerges as one of the oldest churches in the city. Headquarters of the Brotherhood of the Holy Cross and the Holy Resurrection, witness to processions on Easter Sunday, the church offers an enriching experience. Immerse yourself in its historical architecture and devotion, discovering the secrets that reside in this emblematic place in the Macarena neighborhood.

The church of San Luis de los Franceses, an architectural jewel of Seville, dates back to the 17th century and is a sublime example of Spanish Baroque. Designed by architect Leonardo de Figueroa, it captivates with its imposing façade and an interior enriched by splendid works of art. Located in the emblematic Macarena neighborhood, this church is a living testimony of the rich history and artistic legacy of Seville, offering visitors a unique experience in its exploration of spirituality and baroque aesthetics.

Discover the fascinating Church of San Marco in the lively Plaza of the same name, the culmination of our tour of the old town. Built in the 14th century in the Gothic-Mudejar style, this church is an impressive historical testimony. Admire its façade and architectural details that capture the essence of medieval Seville. At the end of our visit, the proximity of San Marcos to other important monuments and the wide range of bars and restaurants in the surrounding area provide the perfect opportunity to continue exploring and enjoying the city.