Seville Day Trip from Cordoba by High-Speed Train

Meet your local guide close by Seville Santa Justa Station, and start exploring the city on a minibus tour to get your bearings around the city. Admire some of the city’s top attractions such as Plaza de España in Maria Luisa Park, and hear how the square was created for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition World’s Fair. Set in the middle of elaborate Moorish-style gardens, the square was built in a classic Renaissance Revival style, and is now home to several important Government buildings. Walking tour, visiting some of Seville’s big-name sites. Head inside Real Alzacar Palace, the home of King Juan Carlos, and admire its array of architectural styles, ranging from Moorish to Neoclassical. Wander over to Seville Cathedral, the city’s Gothic showstopper and marvel at its sheer size – it’s reportedly the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. Also takes in the neighborhood of Santa Cruz. Lunch (own expense). Afternoon tour and return to Santa Justa Station.

Meet your local guide close by Seville Santa Justa Station, and start exploring the city on a minibus tour to get your bearings around the city. Admire some of the city’s top attractions such as Plaza de España in Maria Luisa Park, and hear how the square was created for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition World’s Fair. Set in the middle of elaborate Moorish-style gardens, the square was built in a classic Renaissance Revival style, and is now home to several important Government buildings. Walking tour, visiting some of Seville’s big-name sites. Head inside Real Alzacar Palace, the home of King Juan Carlos, and admire its array of architectural styles, ranging from Moorish to Neoclassical. Wander over to Seville Cathedral, the city’s Gothic showstopper and marvel at its sheer size – it’s reportedly the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. Also takes in the neighborhood of Santa Cruz. Lunch (own expense). Afternoon tour and return to Santa Justa Station.

Meet your local guide close by Seville Santa Justa Station, and start exploring the city on a minibus tour to get your bearings around the city. Admire some of the city’s top attractions such as Plaza de España in Maria Luisa Park, and hear how the square was created for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition World’s Fair. Set in the middle of elaborate Moorish-style gardens, the square was built in a classic Renaissance Revival style, and is now home to several important Government buildings. Walking tour, visiting some of Seville’s big-name sites. Head inside Real Alzacar Palace, the home of King Juan Carlos, and admire its array of architectural styles, ranging from Moorish to Neoclassical. Wander over to Seville Cathedral, the city’s Gothic showstopper and marvel at its sheer size – it’s reportedly the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. Also takes in the neighborhood of Santa Cruz. Lunch (own expense). Afternoon tour and return to Santa Justa Station.

Meet your local guide close by Seville Santa Justa Station, and start exploring the city on a minibus tour to get your bearings around the city. Admire some of the city’s top attractions such as Plaza de España in Maria Luisa Park, and hear how the square was created for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition World’s Fair. Set in the middle of elaborate Moorish-style gardens, the square was built in a classic Renaissance Revival style, and is now home to several important Government buildings. Walking tour, visiting some of Seville’s big-name sites. Head inside Real Alzacar Palace, the home of King Juan Carlos, and admire its array of architectural styles, ranging from Moorish to Neoclassical. Wander over to Seville Cathedral, the city’s Gothic showstopper and marvel at its sheer size – it’s reportedly the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. Also takes in the neighborhood of Santa Cruz. Lunch (own expense). Afternoon tour and return to Santa Justa Station.

Meet your local guide close by Seville Santa Justa Station, and start exploring the city on a minibus tour to get your bearings around the city. Admire some of the city’s top attractions such as Plaza de España in Maria Luisa Park, and hear how the square was created for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition World’s Fair. Set in the middle of elaborate Moorish-style gardens, the square was built in a classic Renaissance Revival style, and is now home to several important Government buildings. Walking tour, visiting some of Seville’s big-name sites. Head inside Real Alzacar Palace, the home of King Juan Carlos, and admire its array of architectural styles, ranging from Moorish to Neoclassical. Wander over to Seville Cathedral, the city’s Gothic showstopper and marvel at its sheer size – it’s reportedly the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. Also takes in the neighborhood of Santa Cruz. Lunch (own expense). Afternoon tour and return to Santa Justa Station.