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Free Tour Santa Cruz Neighborhood

Discover the charm of the Santa Cruz neighborhood on a free tour that immerses you in the Jewish and Christian history of Seville

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Discover the soul of Seville by exploring the iconic Santa Cruz neighborhood, where Jewish and Christian history intertwines in every corner. This neighborhood, with its singular charm, is a vibrant reflection of the city's cultural legacy, from the medieval period to baroque and romanticism.

This two-hour Free Tour starts from Plaza Virgen de los Reyes and visits iconic spots such as the plazas of Doña Elvira and La Alianza, the Hospital de los Venerables, and the Church of Santa María La Blanca. It continues to the Plaza de los Refinadores and the historic Plaza de Santa Cruz, filled with legends and tradition.

You will also visit the Balcony of Rosina and the romantic Water Street, the setting of the novel "Carmen". The tour concludes at the mysterious Plaza de La Susona and the Patio de Banderas, offering an unforgettable view of the Giralda. A walk filled with history, beauty, and Sevillan essence.

Explore the historic Santa Cruz neighborhood, where Jewish and Christian cultures intertwine.
Visit iconic places such as the Hospital de los Venerables, the Church of Santa María La Blanca, and Plaza de Santa Cruz.
Enjoy a spectacular view of the Giralda from the Patio de Banderas, concluding a journey rich in history and charm.

❓ FAQs

What do we visit in the Santa Cruz quarter?

Streets, squares, and legends of the old Jewish quarter.
Is the free tour free of charge?

The contribution is voluntary at the end, based on your experience.
Is a booking required?

Yes, places are limited.
What documentation do I need?

Your digital voucher on your phone and the booking holder’s ID.
How early should I arrive?

Arrive 10–15 minutes early at the designated meeting point.
How do I get to Seville city centre and where can I park?
Getting there
- From the airport (SVQ): special airport bus to the centre (stops include Prado de San Sebastián, San Bernardo, Santa Justa and the Central Zone) in about 35–45 minutes, or taxi/rideshare in roughly 20–30 minutes depending on traffic.
- From Santa Justa train station: 25–30 minutes on foot to the monumental area, or 10–15 minutes by city bus or taxi. You can also connect to the MetroCentro tram (line T1) from San Bernardo or Prado.
- From the intercity bus stations (Plaza de Armas or Prado): 10–20 minutes on foot, or a few minutes by bus/taxi to the historic centre.
Where to park
- On-street blue zone: regulated, paid spaces near the centre with time limits. Check local signage for hours and rates.
- Public car parks (recommended): 24/7, well located—such as Arenal / Paseo Colón (riverfront), Cano y Cueto (by the Jardines de Murillo), Avenida de Roma (by Puerta de Jerez), Imagen / Las Setas (Encarnación area), Plaza de Armas (by the bus terminal) or Mercado de Triana (across the bridge, a pleasant walk from the centre).
Tips: the historic core has pedestrian streets and camera-controlled restricted access; avoid driving into narrow quarters like Santa Cruz or Arenal. It’s best to leave your car in a perimeter car park and continue on foot, by tram (T1), or by bus. If your hotel is inside the old town, ask in advance about permitted access and loading zones.

Licensed Guide.

Nothing not specified in the 'includes' section.
Entry to any type of monument.

We verify the provided email to ensure the validity of the booking. If it cannot be verified, the booking will be automatically canceled.
It is necessary to arrive 15 minutes early to the meeting point.
The option for groups of more than 6 people requires prior payment.

If you are unable to attend, please inform us so that the guide does not wait for you.

Explore the historic Santa Cruz neighborhood, where Jewish and Christian cultures intertwine.
Visit iconic places such as the Hospital de los Venerables, the Church of Santa María La Blanca, and Plaza de Santa Cruz.
Enjoy a spectacular view of the Giralda from the Patio de Banderas, concluding a journey rich in history and charm.

❓ FAQs

What do we visit in the Santa Cruz quarter?

Streets, squares, and legends of the old Jewish quarter.
Is the free tour free of charge?

The contribution is voluntary at the end, based on your experience.
Is a booking required?

Yes, places are limited.
What documentation do I need?

Your digital voucher on your phone and the booking holder’s ID.
How early should I arrive?

Arrive 10–15 minutes early at the designated meeting point.
How do I get to Seville city centre and where can I park?
Getting there
- From the airport (SVQ): special airport bus to the centre (stops include Prado de San Sebastián, San Bernardo, Santa Justa and the Central Zone) in about 35–45 minutes, or taxi/rideshare in roughly 20–30 minutes depending on traffic.
- From Santa Justa train station: 25–30 minutes on foot to the monumental area, or 10–15 minutes by city bus or taxi. You can also connect to the MetroCentro tram (line T1) from San Bernardo or Prado.
- From the intercity bus stations (Plaza de Armas or Prado): 10–20 minutes on foot, or a few minutes by bus/taxi to the historic centre.
Where to park
- On-street blue zone: regulated, paid spaces near the centre with time limits. Check local signage for hours and rates.
- Public car parks (recommended): 24/7, well located—such as Arenal / Paseo Colón (riverfront), Cano y Cueto (by the Jardines de Murillo), Avenida de Roma (by Puerta de Jerez), Imagen / Las Setas (Encarnación area), Plaza de Armas (by the bus terminal) or Mercado de Triana (across the bridge, a pleasant walk from the centre).
Tips: the historic core has pedestrian streets and camera-controlled restricted access; avoid driving into narrow quarters like Santa Cruz or Arenal. It’s best to leave your car in a perimeter car park and continue on foot, by tram (T1), or by bus. If your hotel is inside the old town, ask in advance about permitted access and loading zones.

Licensed Guide.

Nothing not specified in the 'includes' section.
Entry to any type of monument.

We verify the provided email to ensure the validity of the booking. If it cannot be verified, the booking will be automatically canceled.
It is necessary to arrive 15 minutes early to the meeting point.
The option for groups of more than 6 people requires prior payment.

If you are unable to attend, please inform us so that the guide does not wait for you.

✅ Meeting point

Plaza Virgen de los Reyes, Seville, Spain. The guide will be waiting for you with an orange umbrella.

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🗺️ Itinerary

Explore the historic Jewish quarter of Seville through narrow streets and charming squares. Discover legends, characters, and secrets that make Santa Cruz a magical and unforgettable place.

Patio de Banderas

Historic courtyard, former access to the Alcázar, with views of the Giralda and archaeological remains.

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Plaza Susona

Santa Cruz Street that recalls the tragic legend of Susona Ben Susón.

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Water Street (Calle Agua)

Historical street next to the Alcázar, linked to the novel Carmen and Sevillian romanticism.

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Street of Life (Calle Vida)

A charming historic street in Seville’s Santa Cruz neighborhood, full of stories and local character.

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Royal Alcázar of Seville and Gardens of Murillo

Iconic landmarks admired from the outside for their architecture and gardens.

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Jewish Quarter

Historic heart of Seville, preserving the charm and stories of its ancient community.

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Venerables Square

17th-century Baroque residence with a church and art collection from the Velázquez Center.

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Alfaro Square

A picturesque plaza in Santa Cruz, rich in history and local character.

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Santa Cruz Square

Garden square over the old parish of Santa Cruz, with Christian and Jewish vestiges.

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Figaro / The Barber of Seville (Thematic Stop)

Learn how the narrow streets of Santa Cruz inspired famous operas and literary works. This is a thematic stop; there is no specific building or address.

Other Hidden Corners (Thematic Stop)

Discover additional streets, squares, and hidden corners filled with stories, legends, and architectural details of the neighborhood. This is a thematic stop; there is no specific building or address.