Experience the thrilling dance of a live flamenco performance at a brilliant theater in Seville. Watch 6 world-class performers weave a tale of passion through instrumentals, singing, and dancing, and immerse yourself in Andalusian culture. Make your own way to the Teatro Flamenco Sevilla theater and settle down into your seat to get ready for the show, or arrive slightly earlier to enjoy some drinks at the bar. Listen to the soft melody of guitars beginning the live performance as the rhythm starts to flow. Admire the colorful outfits of the dancers as they twirl upon the stage until the flamenco reaches its finale.

Discover Seville and its main monuments and architecture with skip-the-ticket line access. Learn its stories and get to know the characters that are essential parts of the city’s history. Spend some time touring the Royal Alcázar and other highlights. Visit the Cathedral's interior and hear about the important historical figures buried there. Admire works by many important artists. Marvel at the immense, 16th-century stained-glass windows that illuminate the 5 naves of the cathedral. Visit the famous Moorish Giralda Tower, an icon of the city. Explore the palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and find out why it became the setting for the film Lawrence of Arabia and the TV series Game of Thrones. Choose from either a small-group or private tour to suit the experience you're looking for. Enjoy a pleasant walk through the Royal Palace gardens and look out for the peacocks and other palace animals.

Discover Seville, a city brimming with life and history, while sailing on the Guadalquivir River aboard a two-deck boat. The cruise lasts 1 hour and starts at the promenade Paseo Alcalde Marqués del Contadero, at the jetty next to the Torre del Oro. Take this opportunity! Visit Seville and fall in love with its river, which is the heart of a city where old and new combine as rich history and modern life come together. Pass under beautiful bridges and admire the emblematic pavilions of the Seville Expo ´92 and of the 1929 Ibero-American Exhibition, as well as some monuments, churches, and abbeys, a few of which have been declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Explore the rich history of Seville by visiting two of its most important sites: the Cathedral of Seville and Alcazar. Take advantage of skip-the-line access as you learn about both locations from your expert guide. First, see the beautiful Cathedral of Seville and its unique architecture. Enjoy skip-the-line access, then learn all about the rich and cross-cultural history of this holy site from your guide. Climb the Giralda, the Cathedral's bell tower. Then visit the Alcazar, and gain an understanding of the diversity of cultures and legacies that exist in Seville. After skipping the line entrance, your guide will take you on a pleasant walk through the orange trees and myrtles, and help understand the depth of Seville's history and culture.

Take a walk through the history and culture of Seville with a flamenco show at the Casa de la Memoria. Dating back to the late 18th century, flamenco is of immense cultural importance to Spain, illustrating the mixing of the diverse ethnic groups that have called the national home for centuries.  In an intimate theater that dates back to the 15th century, dive into the colorful world of flamenco as dancers move to propulsive guitar rhythms. Marvel at elaborately-crafted costumes and the performers’ undeniable talent. Feel the emotional resonance of the flamenco tradition, gaining a powerful appreciation for an art form that defines a region.

Visit the jewel of Seville and the oldest royal residence in use in Europe on a guided tour with skip-the-line access. Step into the UNESCO-listed Alcázar and discover the diverse cultures that make up the city’s history. Explore the Alcázar, which saw Roman, Visigoth, and Arab Seville flourish. Admire the beautiful gardens that cover 7 hectares and feature botanic species from around the world. Learn about the fascinating history of the site, and its various uses throughout the centuries. At the end of the tour, enjoy free time to explore the gardens or palaces.

See Spain's national dance brought to life at this authentic flamenco performance, with a troupe of expert dancers showing off their skills in the 18th-century courtyard of Seville's Flamenco Dance Museum. Tap your feet and lose yourself in the fiery rhythms and sensual dance moves of this timeless tradition. Treat yourself to an intimate performance featuring traditional Alegrías, long-train dresses, swirling shawls, and clicking castanets, specially choreographed by legendary flamenco dancer and museum founder Cristina Hoyos. With amazing live music, dramatic theatrical lighting, and a backdrop of hanging chairs and orange trees, everything about this experience guarantees a night to remember. To get the most out of your experience, book the option that includes a ticket to the show as well as a visit to the wonderful Flamenco Dance Museum. Seville's Flamenco Dance Museum has been delighting visitors and locals for decades with its sensational live performances. Head to one of the last remaining Ecijanos courtyards in Seville and experience a dance extravaganza that will leave you breathless.

Seville Cathedral, built in the 15th century on the site of a 12th-century mosque, is one of the largest and most impressive churches in the world. On this 1-hour guided tour you’ll marvel at its spectacular golden altarpiece and the vast collection of art. The crowning piece of the Seville Cathedral complex is the famous Giralda Bell Tower. The tower, reaching a height of 322 feet, was built as a minaret at the end of the 12th century. Learn about the origins of the complex as an Arabic mosque, and see further evidence in the ablutions courtyard. Explore the collection of important works of arts representing several centuries, decorating the Cathedral’s 44 chapels and the middle of the central nave. At the end of the tour, say goodbye to your guide then climb to the top of Giralda Tower to soak up magnificent city views.

Admire a wide variety of species that represent the biodiversity of the planet's rivers, seas, jungles, and oceans at the Seville Aquarium. There are more than 400 water species presented in their various habitats and ecosystems in 35 aquariums. The main aquarium is the Oceanario, which contains 2 million liters of water and is nearly 9 meters high. It is one of the deepest shark aquariums in Spain. At Toca Toca, you can touch typical rock pool residents such as sea cucumbers, starfish and sea urchins, and at Los Bebes del Acuario you’ll see mermaid’s purses and eggs clinging to aquatic plants. Each tank has an LCD panel with information about the tank’s inhabitants. The 2 female sharks are housed in a vast tank, accompanied by grouper, mackerel, and tuna. As well as from the tunnel, you can see the tank’s inhabitants through windows positioned at different levels. The coral reef tanks feature colorful tropical fish with brilliant blue and yellow markings. Strange-looking species include pufferfish and pipefish. In addition, you’ll see reptiles such as tortoises, anacondas, boas, caimans, and sea turtles. Other sea creatures include squid, giant octopuses, and spider crabs. A shop offering fish-themed toys will delight the kids, and there’s also a café for a refreshment break.

Waste no time waiting in line with a skip-the-line ticket to the bullring in Seville — the Plaza de Toros de la Real Maestranza. Take an included 1-hour guided tour to get the most out of your visit, and enjoy the use of an included headset so you don't miss a moment of your guide's commentary. During the activity, visit the Bullfight Museum, which is divided into 4 different parts. Discover the aim of bullfighting and the history of it. Learn about the different parts of a bullfight and all the people who have a share in it. Take a look at original bullfighter costumes, capes, and more. Next, head to the horses' courtyard and admire the chapel where bullfighters pray before the fight. Stay for a few minutes in front of the main gate, hear the sound of the opening wood door, then enter the arena like a bullfighter. From the middle of the arena, contemplate the tendidos (front rows), look at the bull pens (toriles), and appreciate the most important gate in the bullring: the Prince's Gate. If the matador crosses it, he gets a wonderful reception.