Carmona and Necropolis: Guided Day Tour from Seville

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  • Price from
    €49
  • Duration
    4 h to 5 h
  • Group size
    Up to 15 travellers
  • Guide languages
    English, Italian, French, Spanish

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    Overview

    Visit the historical center of Carmona and the necropolis located half an hour away from Seville.

    Discover the main monuments of the city called 'El lucero de Europa' which directly translates 'the morning star of Europe'.

    Carthaginians, Romans, Muslims and Christians have left a lasting mark on a place where history lies hidden on every street. Carmona was previously a Roman town which can be evidenced by a number of the town´s roads and bridges.

    On this tour you are invited to discover the alternative Necropolis which is more than 2000 years-old. Walk from the Alcazar of Seville to the Door of Cordoba and the Fortress of King Don Pedro. Visitors, lead by your expert tour guide, you will discover an immense amount of historical and artistic heritage in a town that is full of life.

    A minimum of 4 participants is required to guarantee the tour.

    What's included

    • Professional guide
    • Round-trip shared transfer
    • Driver
    • Pick up / drop off service only in set up meeting points or selected centrally located hotels.
    • Small Group Half Day Tour

    Not included

    • Food and drinks
    • Gratuities
    • Pick up / Drop off out of the city centre requires to pay €15 extra each way.

    What you will do

    • Seville

      The guide will pick you up in your accommodation in Seville or accessible near point to start this half day tour to Carmona.

      10 min

    • Carmona is a town of Andalusian character and posses a great monumental heritage. It's more than 4,000 years old

      and it is cataloged as the first archaeological place in Spain open to the public, also famous for being a medieval town.

      Cultures like that of the Carthaginians, the Romans, Muslims and the last ones, the Christians, have left their mark important in this place.

      2 h

    • We will walk throught the old town by its narrow streets, that are typical from an Andalusian town, discovering so many Mudejar temples and convents.

      2 h

    Important information

    • Specialized infant seats are available
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Public transportation options are available nearby
    • Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
    • Suitable for all physical fitness levels

    Cancellation policy

    For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.