We will begin our Seville adventure American Square - one of Seville's hidden treasures, surrounded by pavilions from the time of the Ibero-American Exhibition. From there, we will take a stroll through the green alleys of the Marie Louise Park to the majestic Spanish Square. We'll also stop for coffee in a truly regal setting.
During the walk, we will look for the towers that have survived from the city's former fortifications. Here we will also learn about the history of one of the most important journeys in history: Ferdinand Magellan's expeditions Around the world. We will see a faithful replica of the Victoria ship.
Along the way, we will find out why skyscrapers are not liked by the people of Seville. We will also visit the area La Maestranza arenaswhere we will delve into the history of corridas and its influence on Andalusian culture. For those who wish, it will be possible to enter the taurino museum located in the arena.
Our tour will not be complete without Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary - The largest Gothic temple in the world, where Christopher Columbus is said to be buried. We will also see if we can get a feel for the palace from the 'Tale of a Thousand and One Nights' in the oldest working royal castle, the Alcazar.
In the district Santa Cruz, the former Jewish quarter, we will get lost in a maze of white streets, hidden patios and romantic squares. We will listen to local legends and find places known from operas: "Carmen", "The Barber of Seville" or "Don Juan".
