Best Culinary and Cultural Seville Tour

Tucked into the rolling hills and fertile farmland of Southern Spain, a colorful and charismatic city continues to charm those who travel there. If given the chance Seville will sweep you off your feet with its foot-tapping music, exquisite cuisine, and a warm hospitality unseen elsewhere in the country. Upon your arrival in this charming city, a private transfer will convey you swiftly from the more recent outskirts to the city center to the comforts of your accommodation.

As the capital of the famous Andalusia region, Seville is an excellent ambassador for the region's rural charms and impressive legacy. Your day will begin with a walking tour of the city center, which will include visits to the Plaza del Triunfo, the famous cathedral, Salvador Square, Alameda de Hercules, and a host of other memorable attractions that will ensure your proper orientation to the town. Once you have worked up an appetite, your guide will happily introduce you to the delectable tradition of tapas and will provide a savory conclusion to your tour.

Whereas the greatest hits of Seville was the theme on your first full day in the city, today, you will enjoy a case study of one of the region's most famous traditions. The culinary habit of tapas as a way to eat and fraternize has such a hold on Spanish custom that it even has its own work, tapear, which roughly translates into "to eat small dishes." Something akin to appetizers, the sheer variety of tapas available is enough for even the most selective eater. Today you will enjoy a food tour of the chorizo, croquetas, pimientos padron, and other snacks on your guided food tour.

The gastronomy of Seville is known as some of the best regional food you can enjoy in Spain. The fertile farmland of Andalusia produces some of the country's finest ingredients, and with the open ocean only a few minutes away, the city also boasts an abundant supply of fresh seafood. Today, you will be able to explore the famous kitchens where these raw materials are transformed into the steaming plates and dishes you see adorning the tabletops. During a cooking course, a professional chef will reveal the secret traditions and culinary creativity of Andalusia.

As with most Spanish cities, each neighborhood of Seville boasts a unique take on a city that lives with its own flavor and culture. This is definitely the case in Triana, the colorful district across the Guadalquivir River. The city center boasts a proud identity within the larger identity of the Andalusian capital. Today, you will be able to enjoy a guided excursion through this cosmopolitan corner of the city, where the fine foods and beverages of Andalusia will come alive.

Like the barrage of fireworks that often signal the end of the explosive show, your final full day in Seville will also end with a bang as you enjoy both a close encounter with the city's thriving craft beer scene as well as an intimate performance of flamenco. After enjoying a morning of leisure, you can stroll past quiet courtyards and through the city's lush gardens and parks. Afterward, you will quench your thirst at a local craft brewery that boasts the proud arrival of a new era of Spanish beverages before concluding your day with the rhythmic magic of flamenco.

You can awake to your final morning in Seville with the knowledge that you spent the perfect amount of time in the city and depart with a respectable understanding of the cultural treasures it affords visitors. After a final breakfast from your attentive hotel staff, you will be able to enjoy one final stroll through the magic atmosphere you have learned to love before departing the capital of Andalusia for the next leg of your journey.