
Old town, Flamenco Museum & Guadalquivir cruise
Experience the essence of Seville on a premium small-group tour blending history, culture and stunning views, with the Flamenco Museum and a river cruise.

Soul of the south
Andalusian passion and art. Seville seduces with the Giralda, the Royal Alcázar, flamenco and the orange-blossom scent of its streets.
10 experiences available
3 experiences available

Experience the essence of Seville on a premium small-group tour blending history, culture and stunning views, with the Flamenco Museum and a river cruise.

Private full-day trip to the Alhambra of Granada including a visit to the monument and the city’s historic center.

Group full-day trip to the Alhambra of Granada including a visit to the monument and its historic center.
7 experiences available

Immerse yourself in Seville’s vibrant culinary and cultural heritage on this exclusive tour of tapas, wine and an authentic flamenco show.

An exclusive, private evening with passionate flamenco dancers who tell you all about it, teach you a few steps, a live show and delicious tapas.

Discover the essence of Andalusian cuisine on this guided tapas and wine tour of Seville’s old town, a premium small-group experience.

Delve into the history of Jerez at a prestigious family winery, explore ancient cellars and taste world-famous sherry on an exclusive tasting.

Discover the essence of Andalusia on a premium 13-hour small-group tour from Seville, taking in Córdoba, the white villages and spectacular Ronda.

Escape the bustle of Seville and spend the day in the British overseas territory of Gibraltar, with its famous rock, its monkeys and views over the strait.

A food tour through central Seville that reveals the city through its cuisine: traditional tapas, local wines and the stories behind every bite.
Seville’s centre is a compact old town where the cathedral with its Giralda tower, the Royal Alcázar and the Archive of the Indies all touch. Santa Cruz, the former Jewish quarter, is the most photographed maze of lanes; Triana, across the Guadalquivir, keeps its pottery and flamenco character and is a short walk over the Isabel II bridge.
July and August heat is extreme, with afternoons past forty degrees: in summer you start early and rest at midday. Spring is the best season, though Holy Week and the April Fair fill the city and push accommodation up, so decide whether you want that experience or would rather avoid it. Book the Royal Alcázar ahead, as it caps entries by time slot.
In Seville you can book everything from museums, monuments and historic sites to local experiences and activities. Some examples: Tapas, wine & flamenco show walking tour of Seville, The ultimate flamenco experience and Premium food tour: tapas, wine & rooftops. Each activity is run by a licensed local guide or company, and your booking is confirmed instantly.
Activities in Seville last between 2 hours and 3 hours, depending on the one you choose. The exact duration is shown on each tour card, next to the price. Full-day trips and excursions to other cities are the longest; walking tours and tastings are the shortest.
The price of each activity is shown when you open it in FareHarbor, our booking platform: tap "View price" or "Book now" on any tour. This way you always see the current rate and the age-based prices (adult, child, student) exactly as the operator publishes them, with no surprises at checkout.
Pick the activity, tap "Book now" and the operator's calendar opens in FareHarbor. Choose the day, time and number of travellers, then pay by card. You will get an email confirmation with your booking voucher and the guide's instructions. No Toursen account needed.
Yes, but the terms are set by each operator and vary between activities: some offer free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead, others require more notice. The exact deadline for the activity you want is shown on its booking page before you pay, and repeated in your confirmation email. Please check it there before completing your purchase.
Each activity has its own meeting point in Seville, usually somewhere central and easy to find. The exact address, the time you should arrive and what to bring are provided by the operator on the booking page and in your confirmation email. We recommend arriving at the meeting point 15 minutes before the start time.