Discover Iconic Landmarks and Culture in Seville by Tuk Tuk

One of Europe’s first industrial buildings and the former setting of the famous opera Carmen.

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Visitors will be able to see the remains of the city’s Roman aqueduct.

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A magnificent Baroque palace that currently serves as the seat of the Andalusian regional government.

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You’ll discover the history and legend of this tower, which still stands guard today

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One of Spain’s oldest and most prestigious bullrings, considered a landmark of Spanish culture and architecture.

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One of Seville’s most traditional neighborhoods, famous for its basilica, religious devotion, and vibrant local atmosphere.

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Remains of Seville’s medieval defensive walls, which once protected the city and reflect its rich Islamic and Christian heritage.

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A modern bridge built for Expo 1992, known for its distinctive arch design spanning the Guadalquivir River.

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An island district transformed for Expo 1992, now home to cultural venues, business centers, and innovation hubs.

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A former Carthusian monastery where Christopher Columbus once stayed and where his remains were temporarily kept.

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The tallest building in Andalusia, offering a striking contrast to Seville’s historic skyline.

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Seville’s most famous riverside district, renowned for flamenco, ceramics, and its strong local identity.

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A charming castle-like pavilion surrounded by gardens, considered one of Seville’s most picturesque landmarks.

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Seville’s most famous park, featuring lush gardens, fountains, and peaceful avenues.

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We’ll take a stroll around this Exhibition Square

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We’ll stop off to take some photos of the Plaza de España

10 min