Top Seville Seasonal & Special Occasions

Celebrate like a local when you book this New Year's Eve experience in Seville. With a guide to show you the hottest spots to drink and eat, move through the city, stopping at at local pubs and proceeding directly inside with skip-the-line tickets. Join in the Spanish tradition of sipping cava and eating grapes to ring in the New Year with good fortune.

Party like a local during this Christmas Eve pub tour in Seville. Join in on what is traditionally the city's biggest party, visiting several hot spots and winding up with skip-the-line entrance to Seville's biggest night club. Some drinks and shots included.

We cross the most emblematic places of Seville, next to the River and the Historic Center. Given that everything has been permeated by history. From each place I will explain your past: The Roman Empire, the Visigoths, the Arab Dynasties (Omeyas, Abadíes, Almorávides and Almohades) and the Christian Era with its Mudejar Style and the Footprint of the Inquisition. We will follow the river and the Wall-Fortress of 8.6 KM in length, with 166 towers, 19 gates. Then we will go to the bar of my friend José, La Bodeguita de Triana, where we will have a beer and a tapa

Join the biggest party of the year in Seville, celebrate the New Year in  Seville on New Year's Eve Dinner and feel the Eve's atmosphere, if you want to get the year off to a good start. You will have a great time eating the traditional “lucky grapes”… And the rest of the night too! We´ll prepare a special New YEAR Dinner ONLY FOR YOU! Excellent fun guaranteed! We Invite you to coming and have a very special moment!  NEW YEAR EVE DINNER

As an expert Flamenco dancer, born in Triana, I will take you to my private studio (no show for tourists); where to the sound of traditional music, I will teach you master steps of flamenco dance. First how to play the palms to the beat of the dance, then some light steps, easy and simple, of our flamenco dances. We will dance some sevillanas and other modalities such as bulerias or rumba. In the end we will go to La Bodeguita de Triana Bar, from my friends José and Antonio where we will have a soda or beer, and a typical Sevillian tapa. During the experience it is possible to be accompanied by my partner José; knowledgeable expert of flamenco from its Arab and Jewish roots. He will tell you how the history of Flamenco began, in the union of these two cultures with the gypsy. For the dance I will give you flowers and gypsy shawls; that will allow you to be dancers for a day, and take some photos or record a video. If you want you can buy them at the end.

A walk along the river that saw Cristobal Colon, who saw Magellan leave, in ecological boats, the only ones in the city, who will enjoy a little relaxation, having another visual of the city. The Guadalquivir, a river that wanted to be a sea, and the only navigable in Spain, Divides the city between the Triana neighborhood and Seville, and touring it is one of the most beautiful things you can live

We will sail for 2 hours while dining on board our yacht El Miarma. You can taste our 6-course menu. Menu Cold: Iberian cold meat assortment, 6 cheese platter and crispy bread toast with duck mousse medallion topped with duck ham Hot: Spanish omelette, cod loin with pil pil and sirloin with whiskey Drinks included until dessert presentation (beer, Rioja red wine, Huelva County white wine, soft drinks, water) To finish, we will toast with cava Close and familiar. Your restaurant on the move! As the end of this experience, you will have a FREE flamenco show at the Casa de la Memoria (16th century palace house) For flamenco children over 6 years old THANKS TO THE SIZE OF OUR YACHT AND THE REDUCED NUMBER OF PASSENGERS, WE COMPLETED THE DISTANCE MEASURES AND, WITH THE DISINFECTION OF THE SAME AS WELL AS THE FLAMENCO ROOM, COMPLYING WITH THE INTERNATIONAL SANITARY AUTHORITIES

Private 1-hour limousine tour with a glass of cava and an hour and a half on an exclusive yacht with Iberian pork and rebujito tasting

We cross the most emblematic places of Seville, next to the River and the Historic Center. Given that everything has been permeated by history. From each place I will explain your past: The Roman Empire, the Visigoths, the Arab Dynasties (Omeyas, Abadíes, Almorávides and Almohades) and the Christian Era with its Mudejar Style and the Footprint of the Inquisition. We will follow the river and the Wall-Fortress of 8.6 KM in length, with 166 towers, 19 gates. Then we will go to the bar of my friend José, La Bodeguita de Triana, where we will have a beer and a tapa