Seville Bike Tour
See Seville the way locals do — from the saddle — on a flat, easygoing ride past the Torre del Oro, Plaza de España and the leafy María Luisa Park. Three hours in the saddle covers far more ground than walking, at a gentle pace.
About this tour
Seville is made for cycling: it's flat, compact and threaded with bike lanes, and this three-hour guided ride links the city's greatest hits without the footwork. Rolling out from the Alameda de Hércules, you'll follow the Guadalquivir past the Torre del Oro, cross into the old ceramics quarter of Triana, and pedal through the grand María Luisa Park and the sweeping Plaza de España before passing the Cathedral, Giralda and the exterior of the Alcázar. A guide sets the pace and shares the background as you go. The tour suits children from age 8 (infants can't take part), comes in four languages and costs from €35. Bike details and the start point are listed on the tour page.
Highlights
- Cycle past the Plaza de España and through leafy María Luisa Park
- Cross the river to explore Triana and La Cartuja island
- Roll by the Torre del Oro, the bullring and the Santa Cruz quarter
- Photo stops at the Cathedral, Giralda and Alcázar
What's included
- Bicycle hire for the tour
- Professional guide
- Guided city ride with stops at the major landmarks
Good to know
- Around 3 hours at an easy pace
- Available in English, Spanish, French and Italian
- Family-friendly; suitable for casual cyclists
Where you’ll go
- SevilleMetropolitana de Sevilla
- TrianaMetropolitana de Sevilla
- La CartujaMetropolitana de Sevilla
- Santa CruzMetropolitana de Sevilla
Sights along the way: Alameda de Hercules, Guadalquivir, Triana, Torre del Oro, Maria Luisa Park, Plaza de Espana, Cathedral, Giralda, Alcazar exterior
Not included
Drinks and snacks, entrance to any monuments, gratuities and personal items.
How active is it?
Low on foot but active in the saddle. The cycling is gentle and on flat ground, suiting anyone comfortable on a bike; there's little walking involved.