Admissions not included.
Your purchase is for 30-day access to our self-guided cell-phone tour. Tickets or entry fees
for museums, historic sites, and other attractions are sold separately.
The most popular stops of our Seville tours. Walk a tight circle through the essentials. Palaces, cathedral courtyards, riverfront views, and flamenco culture come together within easy distance, so you spend more time exploring and less time commuting between stops. Expect shade, music, and stonework that tells the city’s story in pattern and light.
Highlights
Seville Cathedral and Giralda — the city’s vast Gothic cathedral with a former minaret turned bell tower; discover how ramps, altarpieces, and traces of the mosque tell Seville’s story of faith and empire.
Real Alcazar of Seville — a Mudéjar royal palace still in use; walk patios, halls, and gardens where carved stucco, water, and ceremony blend court life with quiet devotion.
Archivo de Indias — the former merchants’ exchange turned imperial archive; see how maps, decrees, and letters on Atlantic trade shaped power far beyond Seville.
Plaza del Cabildo — a hidden semicircular courtyard by the cathedral; step under arcades into a calm corner of tiles, balconies, and occasional Sunday collectors’ stalls.
Hospital de los Venerables — a 17th century residence for elderly clergy turned art center; explore cool cloisters and illusion-painted chapels that play games with space and light.
Plaza Nueva and City Hall — Seville’s civic living room; watch everyday life, events, and protests unfold in front of façades carved with symbolic figures and stories.
Palacio de San Telmo — a grand riverside palace once tied to naval training; admire its exuberant sculpted portal and learn how it later became a seat of regional government.
Torre del Oro — a 13th century riverside watchtower; find where chains once stretched across the Guadalquivir and how its small museum explains Seville’s maritime boom.
Teatro de la Maestranza — a modern opera house on the riverfront; see how its curved form and warm interior helped turn the docks into a cultural stage.
Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza — one of Spain’s most famous bullrings; circle its white-and-ochre walls, note the slightly irregular ring, and read the tiles that frame a long tradition.
Arenal Quarter — the old dockside district between river and ring; follow traces of shipyards, warehouses, and tapas bars that grew from port workers’ canteens.
Museo del Baile Flamenco — a flamenco museum founded by dancer Cristina Hoyos; learn how rhythm, costume, and song come together before you see a live performance.
All this, plus additional "hidden gems," expertly brought to life through our virtual guides....with rich, vivid history, local stories, and unmatched knowledge you will not find elsewhere. Even better, no tipping required!
Distance: ~2.4 miles (3.9 km) • Time: 2 hours • Stops: 12+ • Terrain: Mostly flat, cobblestones, some courtyards
Shaded area = approximate tour area
What you’ll experience
GPS location tracking — see your current location on the map.
Virtual Tour Guides — Detailed narration at each stop & answers to common questions.
Vast local knowledge — history, legends, and insider spots.
Local weather updates — stay prepared as you explore outdoors.
A “Free Roaming” adventure — start anywhere, wander at your pace.
What exactly unlocks when I buy?
You’ll get the full tour map with hot-air balloon markers (our map pins), our suggested walking path for orientation, detailed stories and site info, narration, and tons of local tips. Your purchase gives you unlimited access for 30 days via a private link. It runs right in your mobile browser — no installs, no storage — just open and go.
How do I start the tour?
Open your private tour link on your phone and tap the compass icon on the map to show where you are. Simply walk to the nearest stop and tap its marker to start the story. Then just visit any other stops you like, in any order, at your own pace.
How does a SmartWalkTour differ from a traditional tour?
It’s your pace, your path. No buses or group schedules. No tour guide tipping. Explore freely with on-map markers, narration, and an optional suggested path for big-picture orientation. Pause for a café, browse a shop, and pick up where you left off anytime — your guide is always in your pocket.
Screenshots from an actual tour. (Key West example)
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Multiple tour stopping points. Start at any one, then tap the hot air balloon for detailed tour guide information.Virtual tour guides share rich stories at every stop, with Q&A and helpful links.Always know the local weather and plan your walk comfortably.Discover more tours nearby—walkable options to keep exploring.Four map styles, live GPS, and a suggested path you can toggle on/off.Helpful information is built in, plus links for even more detail.In app tips, FAQs, Local festivals and events. Maps show a wealth of detail, with public restroom locations.Direct links to attractions for hours, tickets, and more.