Inquisition Museum (Museo Del Castillo De San Jorge) Tours and Activities

In baptism you will learn ... To direct professional sea kayaks thanks to an instruction of 5-10 min. You will learn to navigate, drive, turn and turn, it is easier than riding a bike. Really! We show you the most important parts of the city, you pass under the bridge of Triana and at the foot of the Torre del Oro, crossing the waters of the Guadalquivir. You will know capsules of the History of Seville, such as the circumnavigation of Magalllanes and Juan Sebastián Elcano, the race of the Indies or the attacks of Viking Drakens to Seville and other parts of the enormous History of navigation linked to the river of Seville, door and Port of America during the Spanish Golden Age. Further.. The activity is for all public since it has a basic level, it is not necessary to be in good shape or have special physical conditions since it is easier, easier and more fun than riding a bike.

See a different side of Seville and get some exercise at the same time with this action-packed 2-hour guided kayaking tour. Float down the Guadalquivir River, passing Sevilla's major monuments, going under its impressive bridges -- all the while learning the history of the city from your guide.

Hi. I am Rocío, flamenco dancer and Spanish dance. Degree in dance teacher from the School of Dance of Caracolillo in Triana. . I danced in the Ballet City of Seville, Flamenco Biennial, stages of France and England. I teach in Seville and Vejer, and I'm still training at the prestigious Flamenco School of Juan Polvillo in the Barrio de la Macarena. In Triana where I live, I can accompany my visitors to a route through the world of bullfighting and flamenco, if they ask me to. I live between Seville and Vejer de la Frontera (Cádiz), because I married a vejeriego, José who may be able to accompany us, an expert guide in the Arab, Jewish and Christian world of Seville and Morocco. Their last names are Sephardic and Moriscos; an Andalusian of blood Bere Bere, who tells us how flamenco begins in the mixture of gypsies with Arabs and Jews.

Relish the tranquility of the Guadalquivir River on a relaxing 1-hour boat trip from Seville. As you cruise past iconic landmarks and historical monuments, listen to illuminating commentary that unravels the rich legacy of Seville. From the top deck, absorb unrivalled views of the Monastery of Santa Maria de las Cuevas, the pavilions of Expo 92 and the Old Bridge. Enjoy the fabulous facilities of the boat, opting to purchase refreshments from the bar and cafeteria if you so desire.

One of the best ways to get to know the city quickly is to explore it by bike, being a flat city it is recommended for all audiences because it is not a great effort and you have different views of a city full of beauties and important things that travel. Do not forget to take the bike and ride the city and enjoy it and its views.

The mixed kayak and paddle surf routes are a unique attraction, being able to make two joint activities while enjoying a wonderful route along the Guadalquivir River, discovering corners of Seville that would be impossible to see otherwise. You will learn to paddle in kayak and paddle surf. We make changes in the route so that everyone tries both modalities. You receive two formations. Laughs assured !!

Hi. I am Rocío, flamenco dancer and Spanish dance. Degree in dance teacher from the School of Dance of Caracolillo in Triana. . I danced in the Ballet City of Seville, Flamenco Biennial, stages of France and England. I teach in Seville and Vejer, and I'm still training at the prestigious Flamenco School of Juan Polvillo in the Barrio de la Macarena. In Triana where I live, I can accompany my visitors to a route through the world of bullfighting and flamenco, if they ask me to. I live between Seville and Vejer de la Frontera (Cádiz), because I married a vejeriego, José who may be able to accompany us, an expert guide in the Arab, Jewish and Christian world of Seville and Morocco. Their last names are Sephardic and Moriscos; an Andalusian of blood Bere Bere, who tells us how flamenco begins in the mixture of gypsies with Arabs and Jews.

Eat your way through Seville's culinary scene on a private food tour. Go on a delicious journey as you try 10 of the best food items beloved by the locals: from savory to sweet and local drinks; this tour will leave every foodie satisfied! Enjoy tastings typical of the local cuisine and hand-picked by a local guide passionate about food like the Pavia de bacalao veggie alternative: fried zucchini and Croquetas. But that's not it! This tour is more than just food; it's a cultural experience! In between food stops, you'll also find city highlights making this experience a well-rounded tour that will satisfy every foodie. Withlocals The 10 Tastings Private Food Tour™ is one of Withlocals' signature tours available in major cities worldwide. We work with passionate local guides who earn a fair fee. We support local economies by only offering local produce and prevent over-tourism with only small non-intrusive groups. Our tours are carbon-neutral and away from the standard tourist routes.

Kayaking from the point of view of Magellan. Discover Seville from the Guadalquivir with this private 2-hour kayak tour. Admire the main attractions of Seville from the river while enjoying a quiet kayaking experience. You will get a different view of the city, at the same time you exercise. We will see the historical places of commerce with America and the Magellan journey. The Torre del Oro, the historic lighthouse, the Triana neighborhood, the birthplace of many flamenco singers or the Cartuja monastery where Columbus lived for a while, have a spectacular appearance from the riverbank. LEVEL of difficulty: Initiation activity.  

Enjoy this private 3-hour tour with your official tour guide and get to know one of the most beautiful quartiers in the city of Seville, Triana. You can choose between a morning or afternoon departure directly from your hotel or place of choice. Set off to explore Seville through the eyes of a local. It is possible to arrange hotel pick up if the hotel is located in the center of the city, if not a central location will be fixed as a encounter point. During this private walking tour you will get to know the most emblematic places of Triana; the market of Triana, the Carmen chapel, Belmonte´s statue, the castle saint george (where the spanish inquisition was based) and many more places! Triana is known for having it´s own identity, the locals call it the independent republic of Triana. Triana’s rich past has turned into a lively present, with a great tapas and flamenco scene among its narrow streets.

As an expert Flamenco dancer, born in Triana, I will take you to my private studio (no show for tourists); where to the sound of traditional music, I will teach you master steps of flamenco dance. First how to play the palms to the beat of the dance, then some light steps, easy and simple, of our flamenco dances. We will dance some sevillanas and other modalities such as bulerias or rumba. In the end we will go to La Bodeguita de Triana Bar, from my friends José and Antonio where we will have a soda or beer, and a typical Sevillian tapa. During the experience it is possible to be accompanied by my partner José; knowledgeable expert of flamenco from its Arab and Jewish roots. He will tell you how the history of Flamenco began, in the union of these two cultures with the gypsy. For the dance I will give you flowers and gypsy shawls; that will allow you to be dancers for a day, and take some photos or record a video. If you want you can buy them at the end.

Together with our lovely guide, you’ll visit the most amazing places which are related to flamenco and its history in the neighborhood of Triana. Our guide will explain the history of Flamenco and Tirana’s neighborhood. When moving from one flamenco spot to another, our guide will unveil the history of Sevilla, as you pass by some top sights like Catedral, Puente de Isabel II, and so on. You’ll also get some information about some of Sevilla’s festivals and events of Flamenco and finally, we’ll take you to the entrance of the best flamenco show in town, where you’ll enjoy a genuine professional performance.

Triana is not a monumental neighborhood, but a neighborhood with a special atmosphere. The charm of the neighborhood is in its people, with its own character and idiosyncrasy and in the daily life that is generated in it. Land of sailors and potters, famous for its bullfighters, singers and flamenco dancers. Learn the true stories of Triana, Flamenco and the world of bull by the hand of our expert guide.

We will learn from the guides of the Triana neighborhood, the importance of this place for the discovery of America, the Art of Pottery and Seville pottery. Triana as the cradle of great bullfighters and Flamenco with its Gypsy Cava. Then at the time they deem appropriate they can visit the Plaza de Toros de Sevilla, and learn more about this place. See the most important bullfighting exhibition in the world and a careful collection of posters about bullfighting, as well as bullfighters costumes and their accessories. A unique opportunity to get to know the third most visited monument in the city and learn more about bulls and bullfighting.

Triana is not a monumental neighborhood, but a neighborhood with a special atmosphere, a neighborhood that has life, and even its own Mayor. The charm of the neighborhood is in its people, with its own character and idiosyncrasy and in the daily life that is generated in it. Land of sailors and potters, famous for its bullfighters, singers and flamenco dancers. Learn the true stories of Triana, Flamenco and the world of bull by the hand of our expert guide.

Route without hurries that puts us in history before entering the Alcazar A deep walk through the Jewish Quarter and the Arab part of the center of Seville, to better position us.

With our guides, we will have the opportunity to know the two emblematic neighborhoods of Seville, we will know about their stories of their legends, of the birth of the city's Alfarero and Marinero neighborhood, of their bullfighters, of the birth of Flamenco, the importance of the Holy Inquisition In sevilla. The Jewish quarter and the economic importance that helped the growth of the city and that placed Seville as Capital of the World in the 15th and 16th centuries. Get carried away by our guides and they will transport you to the neighborhoods that will make you know the City of SEVILLA better

Through this tour, you will visit the neighborhood located in the west of the Guadalquivir River. In this neighborhood, you will keep an eye out for the few remaining Corrales and also make stops during your walk for visiting the highlights such as the Triana market, Castillo San Jorge, and so on. You will enjoy the Islamic architecture, discover the beautiful ceramics, and learn how this place became famous for pottery. And finally walking across the stunning bridge of Isabel II, locally as the ‘Bridge of Triana’.

For two and a half hours our guides will accompany you through the two most emblematic neighborhoods of the city. You will know the birth of Flamenco, the importance of Sevillian sailors and their school for the discovery of America as well as the birth of pottery and the importance of Jews in the development of the world capital of the 15th century. Two hours of History and Legends that will help you know more about Seville and its way of being, where the open character of its citizens, its monuments, its stories comes from.

The name of Triana has two possible explanations, and the name of Flamenco has 4 possible! Find out with expert guides! Learn about the relationship between gypsies, flamenco, the inquisition and the bullfight, and visit the old courthouse and the jail of the Inquisition. Famous for having its own strong identity, known in Seville as "the independent republic of Triana", this district is known for its tiles (ceramic tiles), which are held in workshops that originally used mud from the riverbank; Their sailors, bullfighters and flamenco artists (the gypsies had to live here because they were not allowed to enter intramuros, within the main city walls); and the Inquisition: learn more about this dark chapter of the history of Seville at Castillo San Jorge, next to the excellent food market. The Bullring of Seville is the second oldest in the world.