Seville, also called the beating heart of southern Spain, is the capital of Andalusia and is filled with culture. Seville is the birthplace of the impressive flamenco dance, which you will find particularly in the Triana district. During this self-guided audio tour, you will set off to discover the south of Seville. Let yourself be taken on a tour along Plaza de España, the Royal Palace of Seville, La Giralda, Plaza del Toros and one of the largest cathedrals in the world. You will also walk through a special Jewish quarter where you will see many white houses, bars and picturesque streets and alleys. Will you find out the history of Torre del Oro? Or would you rather go in search of the legend of La Susona? Discover it all during this informative walking tour.
A square like no other: Architecture, water and space come together here.
Plaza de España was built for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929 and is one of the most impressive squares in Spain. Your audio guide Seville reveals how its semi-circular shape, bridges and colorful tiles each tell a story.
A palace of many layers: Centuries of history come together in one place.
The Royal Alcázar of Seville blends Moorish and Christian architectural styles. Your audio guide Seville reveals how this palace is still used today by the Spanish royal family.
Grand in every sense: One of the largest cathedrals in the world.
Seville Cathedral was built on the site of a former mosque and reflects the wealth and history of the city. Your audio guide Seville explains how this landmark became a symbol of power and faith.
A unique detail: Christopher Columbus is buried here.
From minaret to bell tower: A tower with a unique story.
La Giralda was originally the minaret of the mosque and later became part of the cathedral. Your audio guide Seville shows how different cultures are reflected in a single structure.
Climb to the top: The view over Seville is well worth it.
A meaningful place: Whether admired or questioned, it remains an important cultural symbol.
The Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza is one of the most famous bullrings in Spain. Your audio guide Seville explains how bullfighting is deeply rooted in the city’s history and identity.
Why “gold”?: The name may refer to the glow the tower once reflected in the sunlight.
The Torre del Oro was built in the 13th century and played a role in protecting Seville. Your audio guide Seville shows how the tower later became linked to trade and exploration.
