In this tour you’ll see Seville from two angles , from above at a few of the city’s high points and down on street level.

Start with a visit to the Metropol Parasol, one of Seville’s best-known landmarks. Squint and you’d think this man-made structure was a cluster of giant oak trees, spreading their branches over a connected canopy that covers over 150 metres. You’ll head to the Parasol’s top level, the panoramic terrace, for a look at the city skyline.

Stroll Seville’s streets, cross its bridges, and walk along the Guadalquivir River before unwinding on rooftop terraces, with a complimentary drink and stunning views of Seville Cathedral. A visit to the city’s Triana neighborhood is also on the agenda. Azulejos, a kind of Spanish hand-painted tile, made this section of Seville famous by the 15th century, and you might be able to pick up a few as souvenirs during your visit.