Guided Tour of Barrio de la Macarena

We will leave the Andalusian Parliament Park.We wait for you at the front door of the park, between the bus stops.

A place of great beauty with fascinating stories, such as the legend of the Virgin of Hope Macarena and loaded with stories such as the ghost of Sister Ursula, and the ancient dowry maids.

To travel this ancient wall is to travel back in time. With its 8 towers and 9 canvases, the wall tells centuries of defensive stories.

One of Seville’s jewels, the Basilica is home to the Virgin Macarena, venerated by thousands of faithful and one of the city’s most beloved figures.

Immerse yourself in the mystery and beauty of three of Seville’s oldest and most iconic churches: San Gil, Santa Marina and San Marcos. Built on ancient Muslim mosques, these churches maintain vestiges of that Arab past in their minarets with great filigrees.

Would you like to discover a place full of tradition? Seville’s last coal shop, on Calle Parras, is a magical place where not only coal is sold, but also old books and drinks.

The Marquises de la Algaba Palace is one of the most impressive examples of civil Mudéjar art. This 15th-century palace, with its Renaissance architecture and Arabic details, is a place full of history turned center of Mudéjar Art.

The Feria Street Market is the lifeblood of Seville. With more than eight centuries of history, this market is one of the oldest in the city and retains its medieval souk character.

In the Parish of Omnium Sanctorum are some of the most hidden secrets of Seville. Built on an ancient Almohad mosque, this temple witnesses a popular uprising that reportedly gave rise to the famous Andalusian flag.

The Alameda de Hercules is the oldest public garden in Europe, and today it is one of the liveliest and most vibrant places in Seville. This beautiful space is perfect for relaxing, enjoying a walk between Roman columns and, of course, immersing yourself in Seville social life. Bars, restaurants and terraces liven up the area.

A true treasure of Seville’s Baroque, the Church of San Luis de los Franceses is a masterpiece that will amaze you. Its Solomonic columns, similar to those of the Vatican, its altar dedicated to Saint Louis King of France, reflect the majesty of Baroque art.

The Plaza de Monte-sión is a corner full of history and life. In the Middle Ages, “regatonas” sold their products here, and today it is a quiet area, but full of charm.

Considered one of the most beautiful squares in Seville, surrounded by traditional houses and full of history, it has a romantic air that attracts. It also has the legend of the Nazarene ghost of Tomasín, a story that will make you smile!

The Dueñas Palace is a haven of peace in the heart of Seville. This 15th and 16th century manor house is known for its elegance and serenity, and is especially famous for being the birthplace of Antonio Machado. The palace, surrounded by beautiful gardens, is one of the jewels of Seville’s noble architecture, a perfect place to get lost in its history and beauty!

The Church of San Juan de la Palma is one of the most unique and mystical in Seville. Next to it the "Plaza de losBottlelines", a place where history blends with modernity.