Seville Sightseeing Combo: Tourist Bus & River Cruise

Seville Sightseeing Bus

Routes & stops

The Seville hop-on-hop-off bus does two routes with 14 stops, each lasting a total of 80 minutes if you ride it straight through. You'll be able to get on and off at any of the stops, touring the city at your own pace.

• Red route: this itinerary includes the Torre del Oro, Plaza de España, the Aquarium of Seville, Plaza de América, the University, Plaza de Cuba, San Jacinto, Cachorro, the Cartuja Monastery, Isla Mágica, the Macarena neighborhood, Alameda de Hércules, Plaza del Duque, and Plaza de Armas.
• Blue route (night tour): this itinerary includes the Torre del Oro, Plaza España, Plaza América, Macarena, Alameda de Hércules, Plaza del Duque, and Plaza de Armas.
• You can see the map of the tourist bus routes at this link.

Schedules and frequency

• Red route: starts at 10 am, and the last departure is at 6 pm, ending at the Torre del Oro at 7:15 pm.
• Blue route (night tour): starts at 6:30 pm, and the last departure is at 8 pm, ending the service at 9:15 pm.
• At this link, you can check out the schedules and frequency of the buses. Please keep in mind that schedules are subject to change and may vary slightly.

How does it work?

Your ticket is valid for 48 hours from the first time you use it. For example, if you use it for the first time on Monday at 3 pm, it'll be valid until Wednesday at 3 pm. During that time, you can get on and off the buses as many times as you want.

Even though you'll be asked to choose a specific day when booking, you can activate your Seville sightseeing bus ticket on any day within 3 months of the date indicated on your ticket.

Seville Sightseeing Boat

In addition to the tourist bus, this ticket includes a 1-hour boat ride departing from the Torre del Oro pier. As we cruise the Guadalquivir River, you'll get great views of landmarks such as the Palace of San Telmo, the old tobacco factory, and the iconic Triana Bridge. The boat features panoramic decks, offering unbeatable views of Sevillian monuments lining the Guadalquivir banks.

The boat will also navigate the waters of the Canal de Alfonso XIII, approaching the Isla de la Cartuja, the site of Expo 92. You'll explore the Pavilion and the Navigation Tower in this area, accompanied by views of the modern Barqueta Bridge.

Schedules and frequency

The sightseeing boat operates every day of the week and runs every hour from 11 am to 8 pm, finishing the last service at 9 pm.

These schedules are subject to change and may vary slightly. At this link, you can check the schedules and frequency of the cruise. 

Guided tours of Seville

This experience also includes guided walking tours of Seville, each lasting one hour. You can choose among the following:

• Santa Cruz neighborhood guided tour: starts at 4 pm or 5:30 pm at Postigo del Carbon Street, 4
• Guided tour of Triana: starts at 11:30 am or 1 pm at Postigo del Carbon Street, 4
• Guided tour of María Luisa Park: starts at 10 am. This tour is only available by reservation up until 8 pm the day before.

Tour departure times are subject to change and may vary slightly. You can double-check the times at the following link.

• Schedules of the guided tours in Seville