Guided Tour of Santa Cruz Jewish Quarter, Alcázar, and Cathedral

Enjoy this beautiful walking tour through the legendary streets of the Old Jewish Quarter of Seville and learn all the history behind its walls and monuments from the Middle Ages up to the present day. See the stunning inside of Alcazar (Royal Palace) still in use, one of the oldest Palaces in Europe. And discover where the Royal family stays when they visit the city. Your last stop will be the Seville Cathedral, the largest Gothic Cathedral in the world. You will also get get to see the minaret La Giralda - a marvellous view point to take photos and enjoy the beautiful views. The tour will end about 3:30 pm.  Overall, this walking tour covers many smaller locations as well: Our Morning Jewish Quarter Tour covers:  • Plaza del Triunfo (Santa Justa y Rufina) • Patio de Banderas • Calle Vida • Plaza de Doña Elvira • Calle Susona • Calle Agua • Balcón de Rosina • Plaza Santa Cruz • Plaza Cruces • Ximenez de Enciso • No&Do • Plaza de la Alianza (John Fulton)

• Please note that tickets to the monuments are NOT included in the price of the tour: • Tickets to the Alcázar (EUR 12.50 per adult - 1€ under 16 years old) • Tickets to the Cathedral (€9 per adult, Free under 14 years old) • Instant confirmation will be received - Please print it or show it on your smart phone to the guide • Please note: if your group are 8 or more people, there will be an extra charge of €1 per person per monument for the headsets (mandatory into monuments and charged by their staff), to be handed to the guide • The supplier will not be responsible of repayment in case of delays • Children must be accompanied by an adult • SANTA CRUZ TOUR at 5:30 p.m. Meeting point: Puerta de Jerez • CATHEDRAL TOUR at 13:00 p.m. (from Monday to Saturday) and at 14:50 Sunday. Meeting point: Plaza del Triunfo (Virgin of Inmaculate Memorial -White Column) • ALCAZAR TOUR at 11:00 am/14:50/17:00 (from Monday to Saturday) and Sunday at 11:15 am 13:00/14:50/17:00.  Meeting point: Plaza del Triunfo.(Virgin of Inmaculate Memorial -White Column)