The island of La Cartuja and the Triana district... Join this bike tour through Seville and uncover the city's most renowned spots while enjoying a leisurely ride.
Seville Bike Tour
We will convene at Calle Rastro 12A at the specified hour to begin our cycling adventure through Seville's streets.
Our journey will commence in the El Arenal neighborhood, where you'll learn about the fascinating tales and legends that characterize its avenues. Subsequently, we will cross the Guadalquivir River via the Cristo de la Expiración Bridge, affectionately known as the 'Puente del Cachorro'.
Upon reaching La Cartuja, we'll share some of the amusing stories related to the Seville Expo '92 and its charming mascot, Curro. Continuing south, we'll immerse ourselves in the streets of Triana, a hub for Flamenco culture, which has inspired countless artists. After crossing the Isabel II Bridge, we will return to the banks of the Guadalquivir.
Here, you can enjoy the stunning architecture surrounding the Plaza de España, site of the 1929 Ibero-American Exhibition. Adjacent to this area lies the gardens of María Luisa Park, where we will pause to relax in a shaded spot before resuming our ride.
Next, we will explore the quaint Santa Cruz neighborhood, uncovering secrets tucked away in its charming streets.
Following this, we will visit the Alameda de Hércules arboretum before concluding our ride back at the starting point.
Key Information
- Students are required to present valid identification
- We offer a variety of bicycles, including options for children
- Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times
- Baby seats are available upon request when booking
- Padlocks and additional bike accessories can be provided
- After the tour, you are welcome to continue using the bike for the remainder of the day
