City Bike Tours - Seville

Available in several languages, for groups or individuals, the tours stretch across the city to take in its most prized treasures. These tours are dedicated to giving the customer the best experience possible whether the visit is short or long term. The more reserved side and the rich and diverse cultural history of Seville are expertly packaged to provide customers with a unique insight into some of the lesser known assets the city has to offer. Steering away from the most famous and well loved sights to more of the essence of the area are what the tours are all about.

These guided bike tours are flexible and different combinations are on offer. Tours to all the major attractions in Sevilla are available, as well as any specialist request you might have. The qualified tour guides have an in depth knowledge about the places and sights.


Tour Information
• Languages (English, German, Spanish, French)
• Qualified local guides
• With optional audio commentary




Tour A: Arabian Seville
Seville has been influenced by many different civilisations and historical peoples. The Romans, Visigoths, Almohade, Christians and Arabs all left their mark on this ancient city. Enjoy the freedom and time saving experience of taking a bike along to these fascinating locations around Seville.

Tour B: Triana
Crossing the Isabel II Bridge into the heart of Triana, it’s possible to witness the surroundings of one of Sevilles’ oldest neighbourhoods. From the impassioned Flamenco to the distinctive pottery workshops, Triana has a charm all of its own. Sample some of the gastronomic delights that accompany the exuberance for life in this enchanting part of Seville.

Tour C: Mudejar Seville
The Mudejar architectural style was born in Spain through the coming together of southern Almohad style, and the northern Gothic style during the Christian conquest. Experience other architectural styles such as Romanic, pre-Romanic, Nazareth, and Caliphal, that has developed over eight centuries and contributed to the Spanish stylings of the 16th and 17th century.

Tour D: Indispensable Seville
The theme running through this outing is that of discovering Seville’s most famous sights if you’re on a short trip and want to see the most famous parts. This trip will take you to the world famous Cathedral, Torre Del Oro, Plaza de España, and the Town Hall Building. These are the places you have to see if you’re on a flying visit to Seville, or if you have a busy schedule during your time here.

Tour E: Monumental Seville
Cycling into the centre of Seville offers the most prominent monuments like the University Building, Plaza de Espana, Murillo’s Gardens, American Square, 1929 Expo Pavilions, and of course the Giralda & Cathedral with twenty minute stops at each of these sights. After that you’ll venture round the ancient streets of the Jewish Quarter – Barrio Santa Cruz. You’ll also visit the Royal Palace of Seville, the oldest in Europe that is still in use by members of the present day monarchy.

Tour F: Parks of Seville
The famous landscaped parks that are spread across Seville are what’s on offer with this tour. There are hundred year old trees, exotic flowers, beautifully built fountains, winding pathways, and relaxing spaces in parks such as Maria Luisa, Catalina de Ribera, Murillo’s Gardens, and the Alamillo Park. All linked by the 84 kilometre cycle path that snakes through Seville. A perfect opportunity for the budding photographer and amateur horticulturist combined.

Tour G: Medieval Seville
The ancient wall that surrounds Sevilla is the setting for this informative and historical tour. Discover the original positions of the intimidating entrances that lined the wall up until the 19th century. From Macarena, all the way over to Triana on the other side of the river, stopping at the most prominent and interesting locations along the entire length of this medieval fortification.

Tour H: Legends of the Night
For a tour with a twist, this evening excursion by moonlight visits some of the places of intrigue and mystery that are on offer in Seville. Some of the more clandestine figures characterised by betrayal, murder, passion, and suspense are revealed through the Santa Cruz quarter, San Francisco square, and the walls of the Alcazar. Stories of the famous King Pedro the Cruel, Almotamid the poetic Moorish King, and the inspirations behind some of Don Tenorio’s romantic musings are part of this Legends of the Night tour.

Tour I: Photo Guide
This offers a guided tour of some of the most photogenic scenery in all of Seville. At the various stops directions are given to the sculptures, architecture, and places of interest that can help when putting together a detailed photographic description of the famous city of Seville. Stops at the Bust of Belmonte the famous bullfighter, spectacular views of the Isla Cartuja, sculptures of Becquer at Parque Maria Luisa, and the Moorish Pavilion at Plaza de America can provide a wealth of images to fondly remember Seville with.