Discover Seville’s Jewish history on a guided walk through Barrio Santa Cruz followed by tapas and drinks at a top Seville bar.

Immerse yourself in Seville’s rich history on a guided walk through Barrio Santa Cruz (the city’s Jewish Quarter), which includes delicious local tapas and drinks as well as a visit to a private wine cellar. Starting from the Plaza del Triunfo, you’ll gain insight into the district’s heritage and local legends as you stroll among white houses, narrow streets, and traditional patios. Then it’s on to one of the best local restaurants in the quarter, where you’ll sample an assortment of tapas accompanied by Spanish wines and take a look at the wine cellar.

Visit Seville’s Jewish Quarter and delve into its medieval history with an expert guide. Stroll past white houses, down narrow streets, and beneath flowered balconies. Learn about the history of the Alcázar and hear famous legends. Experience authentic Spanish cuisine with local tapas and a visit to a private wine cellar.

Explore the cobbled, historic streets of Seville’s Jewish Quarter with an expert guide as you stroll among its patios and white houses. Meet your guide and the rest of your small group at the Inmaculada Concepción statue in Plaza del Triunfo for a brief introduction to the walk before setting off for the first stop: the Patio de Banderas (Courtyard of Flags), an old Moorish parade ground surrounded by orange trees. Here, you’ll learn about the Alcázar, Seville’s royal palace complex that was initially built as a fort and, in recent years, has served as a filming location for “Game of Thrones.”

Continue around the outside of the Alcázar, along narrow alleyways lined with artisan shops and cafés, to Calle Susona. Here, listen to your guide share the grisly legend of Susona Ben-Suson, daughter of a Jewish merchant who was plotting an uprising against the Catholics, and discover why the street used to be called Calle de la Muerte (Street of Death). Next, wander down Callejón del Agua, a narrow alley that runs along the Alcázar’s fortified walls, to the impeccably manicured Jardines de Murillo, which are named after the painter Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, to hear more about the Alcázar’s defenses.

Next, you’ll pass Iglesia de Santa María la Blanca, a Catholic church built as a synagogue in the 13th century, before strolling up Calle Verde, where you’ll find one of Seville’s oldest houses and learn about a Jewish massacre that took place in the 14th century. Move onto your penultimate stop, Plaza Santa Cruz, and end your journey at a top Seville tapas bar to enjoy small plates and drinks with your group and guide. You’ll get the chance to sample typical Andalusian dishes and fine Spanish wines, and can even step into the basement for a look at the private wine cellar.

Start times:
– Daily: 11:00 am, 7:00 pm

What’s included:
– Guided walk
– Tapas and drinks at one of Seville’s best tapas bars

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