Seville Sightseeing Tour with Aquarium and Boat Trip on Guadalquivir River
Seville, Spain
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Trip Type: Half-day Tours
Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes
Take this guided sightseeing tour of Seville and Plaza de España. On this tour you will also get to visit the Aquarium and enjoy a Guadalquivir River Cruise.
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Take this guided sightseeing tour of Seville and Plaza de España. On this tour you will also get to visit the Aquarium and enjoy a Guadalquivir River Cruise.You will start with a sightseeing tour and discover the most emblematic monuments of Seville. You will visit sites such as the University, the Old Tobacco Factory scene of the story of Carmen, Bizet's famous character, San Telmo Palace, The Golden Tower, Isabel II Bridge and the Macarena Basilica. You will also visit the Plaza de España, the jewel of the 1929 Iberoamerican Exposition.
The Seville Aquarium offers the visitors a tour through 35 displays that allow them to learn about the flora and fauna. Learn about how Magellan encountered this during his journey back in 1519 when he was pursuing an alternative route to reach the Spice Islands. With more than 3,000 cubic meters of water, over 400 marine species and more than 7,000 specimens, the Aquarium portrays what Magellan experienced in his two year voyage. The visitors own journey follows a 700 meter path and it lasts about an hour and a half.
You will then take a beautiful boat trip which will bring you past wonderful buildings and the Triana district where you will see San Jorge’s Castle built in the 10th Century. View the bridges along the banks of the River Guadalquivir across the famous Isabel II Bridge, Monastery de Santa María de las Cuevas and Monastery de la Cartuja, where the famous Christopher Columbus for three years forged his journey into the unknown, the New World.
The Seville Aquarium offers the visitors a tour through 35 displays that allow them to learn about the flora and fauna. Learn about how Magellan encountered this during his journey back in 1519 when he was pursuing an alternative route to reach the Spice Islands. With more than 3,000 cubic meters of water, over 400 marine species and more than 7,000 specimens, the Aquarium portrays what Magellan experienced in his two year voyage. The visitors own journey follows a 700 meter path and it lasts about an hour and a half.
You will then take a beautiful boat trip which will bring you past wonderful buildings and the Triana district where you will see San Jorge’s Castle built in the 10th Century. View the bridges along the banks of the River Guadalquivir across the famous Isabel II Bridge, Monastery de Santa María de las Cuevas and Monastery de la Cartuja, where the famous Christopher Columbus for three years forged his journey into the unknown, the New World.
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