BEST DAY TRIPS FROM SEVILLE

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BEST DAY TRIPS FROM SEVILLE

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Seville is a city in which past and present bathe everyone with a movement of colors, sounds, and flavors alive. With a maze of cobblestoned streets, sun-kissed plazas, and intoxicating perfumes of orange blossoms, Seville is a treat for the senses. With the Giralda tower and the beautiful Alcázar palace forming part of its skyline, the city embodies the rich legacy of Moorish and Gothic architecture.

Begin the day with an easy-going ride in a horse-drawn carriage through the charms of the historic Santa Cruz district. Take time to marvel at the magnificent Seville Cathedral, one of the largest Gothic churches in the world, and visit the Alcázar, a fantastical palace straight out of a fairy tale. 

1. A Guided tour of Seville: Alcazar, Cathedral and Giralda Towers:

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Start your tour at the Royal Alcázar, one of the most ancient royal palaces still in their glory today. It shows a stunning blend of Mudéjar, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architectural styles. Further to the east of Alcázar lies Seville Cathedral, the biggest Gothic cathedral in the world and a UNESCO world site. Adjoining the Cathedral is the Giralda Tower, a symbol of Seville. It was originally built as a minaret of a mosque in the Almohad period and was afterwards transformed to a bell tower for the Cathedral.

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2. Exploring seville’s Modern Marvel: A Guided tour of Las Setas:

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This modern wooden structure in the heart of Seville’s historic district is in stark contrast to some of the area’s more traditional architecture. Las Setas de Sevilla is the largest wooden structure in the world designed by German architect Jürgen Mayer. Visit the Mirador at the top of the Fig Trees, where visitors can enjoy full 360-degree views of Seville taking in the Cathedral, Giralda Tower, and Guadalquivir River.

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3. Enjoy traditional Flamenco show:

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Live the rhythms and plays of Seville’s most famous art form Flamenco. Tablao Flamenco Pura Esencia offers a real and intimate venue to witness the soul and intensity of this cultural buffer. Located in the heart of Seville, it is memorable with a night of music, dance, and intense emotions. The footwork, the body of the dancers, the extremely beautiful voice, and an excellent performance on the guitar onscreen make for a totally absorbing experience. 

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4. A thrilling experience: Skydiving in Seville:

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Skydiving in Seville provides an unforgettable experience, free fallin over the picturesque landscape of Andalusia. Dive in and enjoy spectacular aerial views! Jumping from an airplane at high altitude gives a bird’s-eye view of Seville’s flamenco heart and heritage. The views are absolutely mesmerizing as you freefall at around 120 mph. For most new jumpers a professional instructor is the most common choice, where an experienced instructor accompanies the whole experience.Seville’s skydiving center often includes a highly trained and experienced staff of instructors. 

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5. Mesmerizing Guadalquivir River Cruise: Explore Seville from the Water.

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Cruising on the Guadalquivir River is an excellent and relaxed way to appreciate the splendid richness of Seville’s history and beauty. This cruise will surely please any curiosity about Seville’s history, culture, or just an escape for peace. You will sail past the Torre del Oro, a 13th-century military watchtower and many more spots. Another landmark on the way would be the massive Plaza de España fringing the gorgeous Maria Luisa Park. Many river cruises have a voice-over providing historical context of the past. 

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6. Discover the Andalusia Countryside : Ronda and Pueblos:

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Explore beautiful rural Andalucia with Ronda and Pueblos Blancos (White Villages) It is known for its scenic beauty, stunning landscapes, and quaint whitewashed towns. The Puente Nuevo (New Bridge) is one of Ronda’s most famous landmarks, a towering stone bridge spanning the gorge, linking the old and new parts of town. Visit Mijas, a cliff-hanging village kneeling down in front of the dazzling Mediterranean, is celebrated for its winding labyrinths paved with cobblestones. 

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7. The most dangerous hike in the world : El Caminito del Rey:

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El Caminito del Rey, also called as the King’s pathway, is one of the most exhilarating hikes in the world. Once crowned the most dangerous hike, owing to its precarious pathways and sheer cliffs, this architecture is now renovated, safe, and extremely dramatic.An excursion along narrow wooden walkways suspended along the steep cliffs of the Desfiladero de los Gaitanes Gorge rises a tremendous 100 meters (330 feet) up above the Rio Guadalhorce below it. 

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8.City Sightseeing Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour:

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The City Sightseeing Hop-On Hop-Off gives you a unique and easy way to explore the best attractions in Seville. This flexible open-top double-decker bus tour allows you to discover and enjoy the history, culture, and architecture of the city at your own pace. Commentary provided is by audio in many languages telling the story of history, interests, and various unusual anecdotes about Seville’s landmarks and culture.

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9. Game of Thrones Castle Tour : Discover Alhambra Palace in Granada:

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Immerse yourself in the splendor of history and fantasy at Alhambra Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that infused Game of Thrones with a touch of grandeur. The world-famous fortress and palace complex in Granada is a gem of Islamic architecture, which presents snapshots of its Moorish past and hints at cinematic magic. The Nasrid Palaces which have delicate carvings, geometric tiles, and fabulous stucco ornaments of the Palace of the Lions and the Palace of Comares will leave you stunned. 

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10. Gibraltar Tour from Seville: Explore the Eye-Catching Rock and Its Various Attractions:

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The Gibraltar Tour from Seville makes a remarkable day trip for visiting a British Overseas Territory located at the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula. Experience the caves of St. Michael, carved from limestone, which have dramatic stalactites and stalagmites and are used for concerts as natural auditoriums. Visit the long and intricate tunnel built during the Great Siege (1779-1783) for defense and later used during World War II. 

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