Visit Two Well Known UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Seville

Declared a World Heritage Site in 1987, the stunning Alcázar of Seville reiterates the seamless blend of the Arabic and Mediterranean cultures over the course of time. Your guide will take you through the entire monument and explain the significance of each area. You'll learn about the famous historical figures that brought the place to life, including the 11th-century Seville monarch and poet, al-Mutamid. Make note of the architecture, in particular, the walls and gardens, which have influences dating back to the Arabic period and the late Middle Ages, all the way to the Renaissance, the Baroque period and the 19th Century.

The largest Gothic church and third-largest church in the world, the magnificent Seville Cathedral is a sight to behold. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987 and is home to the largest and richest altarpiece in the world. La Giralda, now the cathedral's bell tower, is a beautiful Moorish minaret situated to the left of the Capilla Real. You'll have the opportunity to climb to the top and take in the beauty and grandeur of this gothic church.

Go On An Immersive Tour of the Heart of Sevilla

On this charming tour through downtown Seville, you'll learn about the many legends that make up this historical area. You'll have a chance to explore City Hall, after which, you'll head to Triumph Square, where three important World Heritage Sites all sit side by side - Cathedral with the Giralda Tower, the Royal Alcázar, and the General Archive of the Indies. Walk by the delightful orange tree-lined squares and cobblestone streets and pop by the tapas bars on the way! Enjoy a delightful day in Santa Cruz after the tour and explore at your own pace.