Sevilla Night Free Tour

If there's one thing that sets Seville apart from many other cities, it's the charm that extends beyond its history. The numerous legends that have survived to this day make it not only one of the most romantic cities, but also one of the most mysterious.

And what better way to discover the mystery at night than with our Night Free Tour? For 2 hours, we'll explore the legends, anecdotes, and mysteries hidden in its labyrinthine streets.

Starting at Plaza de la Encarnación, we'll enjoy the nighttime views offered by Las Setas, the largest wooden architectural work in Europe. At the Faculty of Fine Arts, we'll uncover the ghost stories that make this place one of the major attractions for the world's most famous paranormal magazines and programs. We'll encounter other ghost stories at the former Hotel Vianda, the old Almacenes Vilma, and the Pathé Theater. These ghosts are more than just apparitions; they are part of Sevillian culture.

In Calle Cuna, we'll also see the Palace of the Countess of Lebrija, essential for understanding the Roman past of Seville's capital. And as we venture through the following alleyways, we'll discover our Muslim past: the Church of El Salvador, which was once one of our major mosques. In this church, we'll also delve into Seville's Holy Week, one of our cultural pillars, famous for sculptors like Martínez Montañés and Juan de Mesa.

After passing through the Alfalfa district, renowned for its bars and nightlife, we'll reach Calle Cabeza del Rey Don Pedro, where we'll see that the head of this king remains as a reminder of one of the most famous betrayals and deceptions in our past.

We'll also visit part of our Roman and Sephardic legacy on Mármoles and Mateos Gago streets, respectively, where we'll realize that present-day Seville is the result of different cultures that have made the city truly unique. Finally, we'll arrive at the Cathedral, where with the Giralda and the moon in the background, we'll bid farewell to a romantic Seville you won't soon forget.

IMPORTANT: According to our company's corporate policy, we would like to inform you that for the optimal development of our tours, we do not accept groups larger than 7 people on our regular free tours. However, we offer the option of booking a private tour instead. In this regard, we urge you to contact us through the following channels, either by phone or email, in order to coordinate a private tour tailored to your needs and to ensure the highest quality of service:

Contact phone: +34611063983

Email: infosevilla@whiteumbrellatours.com

Address: Calle Hernando Colón 6.

We appreciate your understanding and look forward to assisting you personally to provide you with a satisfactory experience.