Our first stop will be the Cathedral of Seville and La Giralda, the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. We will climb the Giralda, the old minaret that now functions as a bell tower, to get panoramic views of the entire city. It was named a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987. As a curiosity, the tomb of Christopher Columbus, the discoverer of America, is located here.

We will also visit the famous Patio de los Naranjos, a sign of the old mosque that was located in that place, but which is currently integrated with the Christian structure of the rest of the cathedral.

We will continue with the Real Alcázar, a few steps from the Cathedral, an impressive Mudejar palace that has been home to kings throughout the centuries. Its gardens and patios are an oasis in the heart of the city. We will visit the Mudéjar Palace, built in the 14th century under the order of King Pedro I, proof of the mix of cultures that passed through Seville, the Gothic Palace, built under the order of King Alfonso and where the tapestries room is located, dating from the 18th century, and the great Hall, the Patio del yeso: One of the best patios of this palace, built in the 12th century, and on all the walls you can see the plasterwork in the Andalusian Arab (Mudejar) style, and finally we will tour the Gardens full of flowers, fountains and animals.

Finally we will stop at the Torre del Oro next to the Guadalquivir. This defensive tower, which formerly protected Seville from invasions, is one of the city's emblems. From here, you can enjoy a pleasant walk along the Guadalquivir River. Here we will take our private transportation to Santiponce, about 20 minutes by car from Seville, where the Itálica Archaeological Complex is located.