Seville Bike Tour

Operated by Spanish Mercantile Registry

1. Sevilla´s most iconic monument.It was the minaret of the original mosque. Construction works began in 1184. At 117,50 meters high, it was on it´s day the tallest building in Europe. La Giralda have no stairs but ramps thick enough for allowing the ascension to the top while riding horses, in order to facilitate the call to the prayer 5 times a day. (15 min)
2. After Fernando III conquered the city to the muslims, leyend says it was decide to built a cathedral ¨so big that whoever sees it finished shall think of us as crazy men. Cathedral was built on the original site of the mosque, still preserving some parts of the original. It was declared word Heritage by UNESCO. (15 min)
3. One of Sevilla´s most impressive monuments, deninitely a must see. Royal Alcázar is a fortified palace. Still the official residence of the Royal Family when they visit Sevilla. Built durin the muslim period, it´s exquisite chambers and gardens had been scenario of famous production like Game of Thrones or Lawrence of Arabia (15 min)
4. Built as the Spanish pavilion for the Iberoamerican exhibition of 1929, its considered to be the masterpiece of genius architect Ánibal González. Placed inside the majestic Maria Luisa Garden, it contains references to all of the provinces of Spain as well as its different styles. (20 min)
5. These garden used to belong to the San Telmo palace´s gardens, donated in 1893 by María Luisa Fernanda de Orleans to the city.Along with the impressive gardens and fountains, it helds both Plaza America and Plaza de España. (20 min)
6. Built during the muslim Almohade reign in Sevilla. It was later used to store the gold coming from the colonies in the ¨Indias Occidentales¨ (South America) (10 min)
7. Placed on the old center of the city, this maze-like neighborhood used to be also the jewish quarter of the city. It is filled up with old houses, patios and palaces, as well as leyedns, romance and mistery. (15 min)
8. Stone building from the XVIII century, it was established as the first tobacco factory in Europe. Today it helds the main building of the University of Seville (10 min)

• Specialized infant seats are available
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Tour only from the outside