Our meeting point and a square that has been for centuries the heart of Seville’s public life. Surrounded by elegant historic buildings, such as City Hall, it was the scene of markets, celebrations and major events. Today it is a lively meeting point where the journey begins to discover the history and charm of the city.

Seville City Hall is one of the jewels of the Spanish Renaissance. Its spectacular stone facade is decorated with countless reliefs and carved details that tell stories of the city. It remains the seat of municipal government and one of the most important and beautiful civil buildings in Seville.

Avenue of the Constitution Avenida de la Constitución is one of the most beautiful and lively streets in Seville. As we stroll, large and small will discover historic buildings, the tram pass and breathtaking views of the Cathedral and the Giralda. It is the perfect place to start to know the history and atmosphere of the city in a pleasant and entertaining way.

Seville Cathedral is the largest Gothic cathedral in the world and one of the most impressive monuments in Spain. During the tour we will learn curiosities about its construction, its history and the characters that made it famous. Its enormous size and the Giralda captivate both adults and children.

The Giralda is the most famous monument of Seville and one of its great symbols. It was born as a mosque minaret and, over time, became the bell tower of the Cathedral. Its curious ramp, instead of stairs, and the history of its weather vane will awaken the imagination of the whole family.

In front of the Cathedral stands the Archbishop's Palace, an elegant residence with an impressive Baroque facade. During the tour we will discover its importance in the history of Seville and look at the details of its architecture, which make it one of the most beautiful buildings in the historic center.

Tucked between narrow streets of the Santa Cruz district, Plaza de Santa Marta is one of the quietest and most charming corners of Seville. Its quiet atmosphere, oranges, flowers and the iron cross that presides over the square make it a perfect place to discover the most authentic Seville and take a family break.

The Santa Cruz Quarter is the most charming corner of Seville. And we'll see in full. Its narrow streets, flower-filled squares and hidden courtyards invite you to get lost as we discover ancient legends, curiosities and corners full of history. An ideal walk for the whole family to enjoy the most authentic Seville.

The Real Alcázar is the oldest royal palace in use in Europe and seems straight out of a tale. Its courtyards, gardens and salons surprise by their beauty and by the mixture of cultures that left their mark for centuries. A place full of stories, curiosities and settings that fascinate the whole family.

The Patio de Banderas is one of the most emblematic squares in Seville and the old main entrance to the Real Alcázar. From here you get one of the most spectacular views of the Giralda, while discovering how this place was the scene of centuries of history, from Islamic times to the present. Ideal to enjoy with the family and take unforgettable pictures.

The Archive of the Indies keeps millions of documents that tell the story of travel between Spain and America. In this elegant Renaissance building we will discover how explorers, traders and navigators changed the world. A perfect stop to arouse the curiosity of young and old.

The Plaza de Triomphe brings together three monuments declared World Heritage: the Cathedral, the Royal Alcazar and the Archive of the Indies. In this spacious space we will discover how different cultures coexisted throughout history and enjoy some of the best views of Seville, ideal for a family photo.

Plaza del Cabildo is one of the most secret and surprising corners of Seville. Its semicircular shape, portals and tranquility make it a special place. Here we will discover curiosities of the city and, on some Sundays, a lively market of coins and antique objects that charms both large and small.

The Arenal Quarter was the old port of Seville, from where the ships departed for the New World. Today it retains the charm of its historic streets, full of life, tradition and gastronomy. Strolling through it we will discover stories of sailors, merchants and characters who marked the history of the city.

The Torre del Oro is one of the most recognizable symbols of Seville. Built more than 800 years ago along the Guadalquivir River, it served to guard and protect the city. We will discover why it is named and learn stories of ships, explorers and treasures that will spark the imagination of the whole family.