Take a tour of Seville on an electric bike and visit the city’s hot spots as well as its hidden gems. Cover a greater distance in the city with less effort than walking and access sites that can't be reached by car or bus. Traveling by ebike is also a perfect option on a hot day.  On your guided ebike ride, you’ll see sites such as the Alcazar Palace, the Triana, and Arenal districts, Maria Luisa Park, Plaza de España, and much more. Some of these places are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Additionally, discovering Seville in this fun way will not only introduce you to the top sites it will also provide you with a great orientation to the city and ideas about how to proceed during the rest of your visit.  Learn about the best places to eat and what else you should see during your stay, as your guide points out the best restaurants, theaters, bars, and more.

Step back in time with a ticket to an intimate and atmospheric flamenco show. Relax with a drink and enjoy an authentic performance in an old and ornate theater. Experience for yourself this unique art form that includes singing, guitar playing, and dancing. Be moved and inspired by a performance channeling intangible human emotions of pain, passion, sorrow, and joy. See dancers using their entire bodies to express each singular and unique feeling, accompanied by technically skilled guitar playing and evocative singing. Enjoy a drink and admire the traditional surroundings of the theater as you take in the spectacle. Turn your experience into a full evening out by selecting an option including tapas or an a la carte dinner. If selected, sit down for a delicious dinner 1 hour before show time.

Start your walking tour of Seville in the historic city center and see the sights of El Arenal. Go to the Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza to look at the old city bullfighting arena. Visit the Baroque charity hospital of the Hospital de la Caridad. Admire the architectural riches of Seville Cathedral and the neighboring Alcázar palace complex, built for the Moorish Muslim kings. Experience the charms of the Santa Cruz district, where the narrow streets and courtyards are full of flowers. Continue to Maria Luisa Park on the banks of the Guadalquivir River and enter the elaborate Plaza de España. Entrance fees to the monuments are not included in the price.

Once upon a time, Seville was hailed as an important port of America, because everything going to the New World had to be loaded through this port. Not to mention the fact that everything coming from America (gold, silver, tobacco, cacao, vanilla, corn, tomatoes, potatoes, turkeys) had to be taxed here as well. Seville thus became a de facto capital of the world, with people from all over the world sustaining this cultural hearth: living and trading here, exchanging goods, books, ideas, techniques, art and customs with one another. This cultural intermingling still influences the city, although remnants of this seedier time are not always easy to find. Let the tour take you to the red light district of the 16th and 17th centuries and learn about the rogues, the local myth of El Arenal and more.   Head over the Triana Bridge to discover an enchanting suburb. Lose yourself in the festivals and traditions of the town while you marvel at flamenco dancers and local pottery. Then take a riverside stroll as you ponder the Saint Inquisition that made a home here for over 3 centuries. With this private tour you will discover an unknown side of Seville.