Horse carriage ride through Seville

A lovely, traditional way to see Seville is by horse-drawn carriage or “calesa” (calèche).

Its invention – according to the experts – dates from the 16th century, and although they have practically disappeared as a means of transport in modern cities, in Seville they are still maintained as a tourist attraction -or in the April Fair- being very traditional and picturesque.

This activity will allow you to contemplate the historical center of the city in a relaxed and fun way.

A panoramic walk through the most important points of the city of Seville such as the Tobacco Factory, the Alfonso XIII Hotel, the Cathedral, the Giralda, the Royal Alcazar and much more. A promenade through Seville that is worth doing for how much you will enjoy it. Other environments to visit will be the Maria Luisa Park, the Plaza de España, the Torre del Oro, the Plaza del Triunfo or the Plaza Virgen de los Reyes, enclaves that you can observe on this route by horse carriage.

In addition to the famous monuments visited on this tour, the horse-drawn carriage ride also allows you to admire the charming corners and alleys of the city, where time seems to have stood still. While enjoying the gentle trot of the horse, visitors can appreciate the traditional Sevillian architecture and the daily life of the city’s inhabitants. The gentle sound of the horse’s hooves and the relaxing surroundings will make participants feel as if they are travelling back in time, reliving the history of Seville.

This activity is perfect for those looking for a unique and peaceful way to explore Seville while immersing themselves in its history and beauty. A tour of Seville that is well worth doing for how much you will enjoy it.