Things to do in Seville

Visiting the Seville Cathedral and Giralda Tower was totally worth it—amazing views and gorgeous architecture. It was super easy to get in using the QR code from Klook, which made everything hassle-free. The inside of the cathedral is beautiful, and climbing the tower gives you awesome panoramic views. Definitely a must-see!

very good to visit but unfortunately not enough maintain and looks dirty in some places

This is a great show, only ensure that you reach 60 mins before to get good seats and the ability to see the performers legs properly. Highly recommended to anyone looking to learn about the dance’s history and enjoy the performance as well.

The show lasted around an hour with a good showcase of the footsteps of Flamenco. The only problem is that for tickets booked via KLook, we will be assigned to the last few rows of the theatre so you may not be able to get a closer look. But booking via KLook is a good option for budget choices!

Indeed an experience worth remembering. We enjoyed this experience as its not just a tour but the guide (Pia) was very informative and abke to share her knowledge about the places we have been. She’s also very friendly and welcoming together with the entire crew. This tour is worth the price ✨💞

I got the Alcazar and Flamenco via klook pass. It was nice because I saved some money instead of booking the 2 activities individually. Alcazar was big make sure to bring your passport/ID and water during the summer season as it gets really hot. We also enjoyed the Flamenco show during our last day in Seville.

Visiting Palacio de la Dueñas was an absolutely lovely experience. The palace’s stunning architecture and beautifully maintained gardens make it a truly picturesque place to explore. Walking through its elegant rooms and courtyards, I could feel the rich history and Andalusian charm that make this site so special. The intricate details in the furnishings and decor highlight its cultural significance and opulence. It’s definitely worth going if you appreciate historical sites, art, and architecture — a peaceful yet fascinating glimpse into Seville’s aristocratic past that leaves a lasting impression.

it was a very well planned trip, understandably a lot on the bus because of distance between 3 cities, but the timing at each location was reasonable. if you want to explore the towns then no time for sit down meals. tickets for cordoba mosque can be booked on site if not following guided tour (can book online in advance as well during peak season but I could get it on site). pick up and drop off point is just across hotel alcazar in case people are confused. overall great day!

The price is similar to the official website, so it's a bit more cost-effective if you have credit card rewards. I think it's worth seeing and experiencing. I'd recommend just buying drinks; the tapas are mostly cheese and ham. Europeans tend to dress smart casual for it, while Asians and Americans dress more casually.