First day in town: Seville highlights

I've been teaching Spanish as a foreign language in Seville, welcoming for more than 10 years many students in the city. From the very first moment it was clear to me that travel students demanded a sort of orientation tour, a first contact of this southern, both cosmopolitan city full of legends, traditions and historical landmarks. After touring students, and thanks to their opinions, I was able to spot some of the better points in the city map in order to unravel the secrets of the city and its different historical periods: since the deepest antiquity and the Roman times until the moment when the city became an important port, first of an Islamic empire in the Middle Ages, and after 1492 being the so-called Gate to America, by owning the monopoly of trade with the New World. A place that have enchanted travelers of all around the world, this cross road between Africa, Europe and America is in addition very comfortable to walk around. It will be a pleasure guide you here!

Meeting point in Las Setas (the Mushrooms), Plaza de la Encarnación Plaza del Salvador (Savior's Church), from the outside Plaza de San Francisco, Town Hall Cathedral and its bell tower, La Giralda, from the outside Real Alcázar, the Royal Palace, from Patio de Banderas, nearby Santa Cruz, the former jewish quarter -Break for a snack- Archive of Indies, where is possible to go inside Tower of Gold and the River Guadalquivir Royal Tobacco Factory Plaza de España This is a tour proposal. The itinerary can be of course adapted to your interests, so that do not hesitate to contact me for a customized tour.