The Guadalquivir is the fifth longest river in Spain (after the Tagus, Ebro, Duero and Guadiana), and the longest in Andalusia. We recommend discovering the river Guadalquivir: millennium river, romantic and legendary, the river of the discoverers of America, the only navigable river in Spain, you can enjoy the beautiful views that the River Guadalquivir has to offer during the one hour long trip. During one hour you can make a cruise along the Guadalquivir river, which allows you to enjoy beautiful views of both shores, while you admire the bridges. Later we will go to The "Palacio Flamenco", to enjoy a great flamenco show. From the Flamenco cradle in the heart of Seville, the Andaluz Palace offers the best Flamenco spectacle of the city in the most luxurious and elegant lounge of the country. A spectacle with magic, abundance of passion and coloring, that possesses great artists, many of them rewarded with national and international prizes. Bulerías, soleás, alegrías, fandangos, sevillanas, and other kinds of Flamenco and classic Spanish dance turn the spectacle of the Andaluz Palace into something beyond the common. The best and most complete Flamenco spectacle in an incomparable place. You will be able to taste a menu consisting of a delicious typical "Tapas" of the Andaluza kitchen. Menu: Appetizer: cocktail of prawns with sauce thousand islands; "Tapas": Spanish tortilla, small pieces of cheese, varied spiced pork sausages, varied fried fish, urta a la roteña (fish), pork sirloin with Pedro Ximénez sauce; Dessert: selection degustation of the chef; coffee and a coup; bread, white wine of Condado, dry or fruited/red wine Rioja, mineral water.  

We will take a wonderful cruise by boat on the Guadalquivir where we can see one of the most attractive views of Seville. Then we will continue our tour with a panoramic visit to the Pavilions and Bridges of the 1992 Universal Exhibition. Next, we will stop at the Monastery of La Cartuja. Finally, we will go to the Basilica of the Macarena. We will go to "Plaza de América". We continue to "Reales Alcázares" and it’s marvelous gardens. We continue our visit to the Jewish quarter with narrow streets.