Join our minibus tour to discover a panoramic view of the city and the most important monuments. Visit the University (Old factory of Tobacco), The Palacio de San Telmo, the Torre del Oro, and the Puente de Isabel II. The Old factory of Tobacco is the first tobacco factory established in Europe that now houses the headquarters of the rectorship of the University of Seville and some of its faculties. The San Telmo Palace is one of the primary examples of the Sevillian Baroque and home to the Regional Government of Andalusia. The Torre del Oro is an ancient defensive construction that currently houses the Naval Museum and is one of Seville's most iconic monuments. Visit the Plaza de España and the masterpieces of the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929.

Continue with the Aquarium of Seville, one of the centers with the most biodiversity of Europe. The Aquarium offers visitors a tour of 35 aquariums that will allow you to know in detail the flora and fauna of the trip that Ferdinand Magellan made in 1519 in search of an alternative route to the Portuguese to reach the Spice Islands. Discover more than 3.000 cubic meters of water, around 400 marine species, and more than 7,000 specimens that recreate all that Magellan saw throughout the two years of navigation.

The tour ends with a nice cruise on the Guadalquivir river, where you can enjoy the landscapes of the city from a different point of view. On board, we can see from a first-hand the hidden angles of the Torre del Oro, the famous Betis street, the Bullring, the Triana's Bridge, the oldest in the city, designed by Gustav Eiffel as the most modern bridges built during the and, of Expo'92 and, of course, its Pavilions, the Cartuja Island and its Monastery. The end of the visit is in the Torre del Oro.