Bike Tour

With this bike route we can enter the María Luisa Gardens -the most beautiful in the center- and ride through the Plaza de España (Spain Square) to the Plaza de América (America Square), commonly known  as ‘the pigeons square’, where the Archaeological Museum and the Museum of Arts and Popular Customs are located. The riverside ride from the New York Dock leads us from south to north to the other ‘lung’ of the city on the Isla de la Cartuja (Cartuja Island), both to meet the Santa María de las Cuevas Monastery, home of the Museum of Contemporary Art, and to learn about the recent history of the successful Universal Exposition of 1992 that totally changed the image of Seville.

We’ll go close to the Basilica of Macarena, after whom both the neighborhood around and the famous song were named. Right in front of it we’ll see the impressive Andalusian Parliament, one of the largest Hospitals in Europe time ago, and we’ll ride along the magnificent city walls from the 12th century that surround part of this Macarena Quarter. We’ll be visiting as well the beautiful Alameda de Hercules -a boulevard in central Seville-, one of Spain’s most exciting nightspots, full of terraces.

Enjoy the quiet riverside while crossing the Arenal and Triana districts, treat yourself to a memorable ride through widest and most pleasant gardens in Seville, and move around the Macarena and the city center as the rest of Sevillians do. It will be about 11 kilometers of route altogether, a really unique vision.

Hop onto your bike and take with you the most emblematic Seville, not missing any of her musts! The most diverse tour, the most exceptional itinerary to reach the unreachable in this charming visit all over the city.