• Parque Del Parlamento Andaluz - Depart from the Andalusian Parliament Park. Meet at the park’s main entrance, located between the bus stops.
• Parlamento de Andalucia (Hospital de las Cinco Llagas) - A site of remarkable beauty with captivating tales, including the legend of the Virgin of Hope Macarena and stories of the ghost of Sister Ursula and the ancient dowry maids.
• Macarena Walls - Walking along this ancient wall is like stepping back in time. With its 8 towers and 9 sections, the wall narrates centuries of defensive history.
• Basilica de la Macarena - A gem of Seville, the Basilica houses the Virgin Macarena, revered by thousands and one of the city’s most cherished figures.
• Parroquia de San Gil Abad - Experience 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 retain elements of their Arab past in their intricately designed minarets.
• Carbonería Parras - Discover a place rich in tradition. Seville’s last coal shop, located on Calle Parras, is a magical spot where coal, old books, and drinks are sold.
• Palacio de los marqueses de la Algaba - The Marquises de la Algaba Palace is a stunning example of civil Mudéjar art. This 15th-century palace, with its Renaissance architecture and Arabic details, is a historical site now serving as a center for Mudéjar Art.
• Mercado de Feria - The Feria Street Market is the heartbeat of Seville. With over eight centuries of history, this market is one of the city’s oldest and maintains its medieval souk character.
• Real Parroquia de Omnium Sanctorum - The Parish of Omnium Sanctorum holds some of Seville’s most hidden secrets. Built on an ancient Almohad mosque, this temple witnessed a popular uprising that is said to have inspired the famous Andalusian flag.
• Alameda de Hercules - The Alameda de Hercules is Europe’s oldest public garden and is now one of Seville’s most lively and vibrant spots. This beautiful area is ideal for relaxing, strolling between Roman columns, and enjoying Seville’s social life. Bars, restaurants, and terraces enliven the area.
• Iglesia de San Luis de los Franceses - A true treasure of Seville’s Baroque, the Church of San Luis de los Franceses is a masterpiece that will leave you in awe. Its Solomonic columns, reminiscent of those in the Vatican, and its altar dedicated to Saint Louis King of France, showcase the grandeur of Baroque art.
• Plaza Monte Sion - The Plaza de Monte-sión is a historic and lively corner. In the Middle Ages, “regatonas” sold their goods here, and today it remains a peaceful yet charming area.
• Plaza De Santa Isabel - Known as one of Seville’s most beautiful squares, surrounded by traditional houses and steeped in history, it exudes a romantic charm. It also features the legend of the Nazarene ghost of Tomasín, a tale sure to bring a smile!
• Palacio de las Dueñas - The Dueñas Palace is a tranquil oasis in the heart of Seville. This 15th and 16th-century manor is renowned for its elegance and serenity, and is notably the birthplace of Antonio Machado. The palace, surrounded by stunning gardens, is a jewel of Seville’s noble architecture, perfect for exploring its history and beauty!
• Iglesia de San Juan de la Palma - The Church of San Juan de la Palma is one of Seville’s most distinctive and mystical sites. Adjacent to it is the “Plaza de los Bottlelines,” where history meets modernity.

• Visual and participatory tours for concerned travelers
• Accredited Official Guide with enjoyable explanations
• No extra payment for access to Monuments and Churches
• Flat, comfortable walking tour with smooth pace

The charming and historic Barrio de la Macarena beautifully blends tradition with modernity. The journey begins at the Hospital de las Cinco Llagas, now the Parliament of Andalusia, renowned for tales such as the ghost of Sister Ursula.

The tour includes the Wall of Macarena and the Basilica of Hope Macarena, both sites of deep devotion. Visitors will explore ancient churches built atop former Muslim mosques, like those of St. Gil and St. Marina.

The itinerary features the last coal shop in Seville and the Palace of the Marquises of the Algaba. The tour continues through the Fair Street Market and the Alameda de Hercules, with visits to St. Louis of the French and the Plaza de Monte-sion.

Discover the Corralones and the Plaza de Santa Isabel, and after delving into the history, legends, and essence of the neighborhood, the tour concludes at the Palacio de las Dueñas, with its stunning gardens.

This delightful tour offers an opportunity to explore other essential and beautiful areas of Seville, making it a must-visit when in the city.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.