Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour by City Sightseeing

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Duration: 1d+
Location: Seville, Spain | Seville, Spain


Category: Hop-on Hop-off

Highlights:
Freedom to explore the entire city at your own pace
Frequent service with buses every 20 to 30 minutes
Informative audio commentary in 13 languages
Route includes the Torre del Oro & the Church of Salvador
No limit to the number of times you can hop on and off

Inclusions:
24- or 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus pass of Seville
Unlimited rides within the duration of your pass
Pre-recoreded commentary in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Russian, Dutch, Danish, Swedish, Chinese, and Hebrew
Headset for tour commentary
Admission to Torre de los Perdigones, Pabellon de la Navegacion, Iglesia del Divino Salvador, Castillos de San Jorge, and Semana Santa Museum
4 guided walking tours of Seville

Description:

This double-decker pass ensures you cruise Seville—artistic capital of southern Spain—with the freedom to try your hand at Flamenco, admire Flemish paintings, or watch bullfighters tempt fate. Hop on and jump off—anywhere, at any time—Seville’s cool, downtempo vibe handles the rest.

Take off at the famous Torre de Oro, and marvel the intricate Moorish arches and designs carved around the dodecagonal tower. From here, head to the vast, circular Plaza de Espana. Featuring fountains, canals, and colorful, hand-painted tiles, its architectural aesthetics speak of Renaissance Revival style.

Cruise by the stunning Plaza de America, where the Neo-Mudéjar-style Museum of Art & Traditions sets an impressive backdrop for the decorative pool in front. Within the Triana district, jump off at San Jacinto. A popular pedestrian street, stocked with shops and charming cafés, this stretch of cobblestone caters to those mid-day snack cravings.

Continue to La Macarena—the city center named for the eponymous Basilica—past the shadow of its white turrets and yellow walls. Or, drive past the large tan and maroon Torre de los Perdigones before finishing at the Alameda de Hercules, a large square full of fountains and authentic Roman columns.

Route stops include:

• Torre del Oro
• Plaza de Espana
• Plaza de América
• Triana: San Jacinto
• Isla Magica
• Macarena
• Torre de los Perdigones
• Alameda de Hercules
• Plaza del Duque
• Plaza de Armas