The island of La Cartuja, the neighborhood of Triana... On this bike tour of Seville, you'll explore the most iconic places of the city of the Andalusian capital on two wheels.
Bike Tour of Seville
At the designated time, we'll meet at Calle Rastro 12A to start cycling around the streets of Seville.
Our first stop will be the neighbourhood of El Arenal, where you'll discover the impressive stories and legends that fill its streets. From here, we'll cross the Guadalquivir River along the Cristo de la Expiración Bridge, also nicknamed 'Puente del Cachorro'.
As we reach La Cartuja island, where we'll recount the funniest anecdotes of the Seville Expo '92 and its beloved mascot Curro. Heading south, we'll delve into the streets of Triana, the birthplace of Flamenco, and where artists, who have made the area famous, were inspired. From the Isabel II Bridge, we'll arrive back at the shore of the Guadalquivir.
Here, we'll admire the architecture around the Plaza de España, home to the 1929 Ibero-American Exhibition. Nearby, we'll find the María Luisa Park gardens, where we'll have time to sit in the shade and then continue cycling.
Our next stop will be the distinguished Santa Cruz neighbourhood. Its streets have hidden many secrets which we'll discover along the way.
From here, we'll go to the Alameda de Hércules arboretum before heading back to the meeting point, where the tour will end.
Important Info
- Students must present valid documentation
- There are different bikes to choose from, including bikes for children
- Children must always be accompanied by an adult
- We have baby seats. They must be requested upon booking
- We have padlocks and other bike accessories
- When the tour ends, you can continue to use the bike for the rest of the day