The River Guadalquivir, ancient, romantic and legendary artery of Seville. It was from here that the conquistadors set sail in search of new worlds and even now is still the only navigable river in Spain. In this one hour cruise, follow in the wake of Roman legions, Arab scholars and Spanish seafarers and learn about the importance of this great river in the history of Seville as you admire the great views of this magical city's skyline and waterfront.

From the deck of one of our fleet of comfortable modern vessels discover classical and modern Seville. Some of the attractions you'll see include the Maestranza Bull ring, several of the city's many bridges including the famous bridge of the V Centenario, the picturesque quarter of Triana, the pavilions of the 1929 and 1992 Universal Exhibitions, the Towers of the Plaza España, the Monastery of Santa Maria de las Cuevas where Columbus planned his voyage to the New World, the Giralda as well as some of the city's many churches, convents and monasteries.

You will receive an audoguide with free headphones with a fascinating commentary on all the main sights you pass on this journey down the river of history.

Languages
Audioguide available in Spanish, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Czech, Turkish, Arabic, Greek, Polish, Chinese, Japanese, Korean.



Starting point: LANDMARK - Torre del Oro, Sevilla,  - (Longitude: -5.996437, Latitude: 37.382410)
Ending point: Same - Same as Starting Point