Discover Seville: Historic Path to the New World

Embark on an unforgettable Seville walking tour that reveals the city’s hidden role as the gateway to the New World.

Stand in awe before Seville Cathedral, the world’s largest Gothic church and final resting place of Christopher Columbus.

Step into the Archive of the Indies, where priceless maps and chronicles tell the story of Spain’s global empire.

Stroll along the Guadalquivir River to the Torre del Oro, the golden tower that once safeguarded treasures from the Americas.

Cross into Triana, the vibrant sailors’ quarter and birthplace of flamenco, where Vicente Yáñez Pinzón captained the Niña and Rodrigo de Triana first spotted land in 1492.

Explore the Royal Mint, hidden chapels, and streets where ambition, faith, and discovery intertwined.

This is more than a history lesson, it’s a journey into the spirit of Seville, a city whose decisions shaped the destiny of two continents. Be ready to experience the epic story of how Seville changed the world.

It's a tour guided by Exploro app, you will have the stops pinpointed on the map and the directions explained at each stop in case you need them. 

Duration: 2h

Start time: You can start at any time you wish – this is a self-guided tour.

Start Location: Plaza del Triunfo

End Location: Flamenco Monument

Stops: 13

Audio guide: English.

Written guide: English.

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