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Discover Seville's old Jewish quarter with a private 2.5-hour walking tour focusing on hidden secrets, legends, and personalized exploration away from crowds.

This 2.5-hour private walking tour invites you to explore Seville’s historic Santa Cruz neighborhood, the old Jewish quarter, in a way that emphasizes hidden corners and local legends. Led by guides from Cuaderno de ruta, the experience guarantees a personal touch, steering clear of crowded tourist spots and showcasing lesser-known stories and sites. The tour is perfect for curious travelers who want a leisurely pace and a deeper connection to the neighborhood’s story.
Starting at the Postigo de Abd-El-Aziz on Avenida de la Constitución, the tour provides a welcome kit that sets the sensory tone for the journey. The route is carefully designed to highlight key landmarks like the Real Alcázar of Seville and the Giralda, with special visits that make these sites more meaningful. The experience unfolds through winding alleyways and quiet squares, offering a more authentic and relaxed exploration.
This is a private activity with a guide who will coordinate your personal route, making it ideal for small groups or individuals seeking an intimate look at Santa Cruz. It’s suitable for travelers over 14 years old, and while it’s not wheelchair accessible or suitable for babies under 1 year, the comfortable shoes and headphones recommended enhance the experience.
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The tour begins at the Postigo de Abd-El-Aziz, located on Avenida de la Constitución. This spot is easy to find, next to a souvenir shop and a tourist office, with the guide identifiable by a tote bag with the Cuaderno de ruta logo. The welcome kit provided marks the start of your sensory exploration into the neighborhood’s most hidden secrets.
From this starting point, the guide leads you through the neighborhood, sharing local legends and interesting facts that are often unnoticed at first glance. The emphasis on alternative routes ensures a more authentic experience, away from the usual tourist crowds.

The Plaza del Triunfo is the first stop, where a short 15-minute visit allows for photo opportunities and brief exploration. Here, the guide shares stories related to the plaza’s significance and its relationship with the nearby Real Alcázar. While the tour doesn’t explore long visits, this stop offers a glimpse into the area’s history, with enough time to appreciate the architecture and atmosphere.
Next, the group moves to the Patio de Banderas, another 15-minute stop. This area often features stunning views of the Giralda and the Seville Cathedral, making it an ideal location for photos. The guide continues to weave in legend and fun facts, adding depth to the visual experience.
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The core of the tour involves walking through Santa Cruz’s narrow alleyways and winding streets. The guide leads you through lesser-known passages, revealing stories whispered through the walls. These alleyways are where many hidden secrets are uncovered, providing a more intimate look at the neighborhood’s layered history.
Along the way, you’ll find small squares and quiet corners that often go unnoticed. The focus on alternative routes means that instead of following large crowds, you get a personal exploration suited to the group’s pace.
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The Jardines de Murillo serve as a rest and photo stop for around 10 minutes. These lush gardens provide a peaceful setting amid the historic streets. The guide shares insights into the gardens’ history and their importance to the neighborhood, making this a relaxing break.
Following the gardens, the tour proceeds to Santa Cruz Square, a lively yet quaint spot where the group can appreciate Seville’s vibrant atmosphere. Here, another 10-minute stop allows for more photos and soaking up the neighborhood’s character.

The last stops include additional hidden corners, completing the leisurely exploration of Santa Cruz. The tour concludes at Taberna Álvaro Peregil, a well-known local tavern, where the guide wraps up the experience. This ending offers a chance to reflect on the sights and stories while enjoying some local ambiance.
The meeting point is conveniently located next to the Postigo de Abd-El-Aziz, on Avenida de la Constitución. The guide is easy to spot with a Cuaderno de ruta tote bag, and the meeting coordinates are 37.383731842041016, -5.993648529052734. The group is private, ensuring an intimate atmosphere throughout.
The tour features skip-the-line access to key sites and is offered in Spanish and Galician. It is suitable for travelers over 14 years with comfortable shoes and headphones recommended for better engagement. The activity is flexible, with full refunds available if canceled 24 hours in advance.
This private tour is distinguished by its focus on legends and hidden stories, providing an alternative route away from mass tourism. The leisurely pace and personalized guidance allow for a more meaningful connection to Santa Cruz’s history.
The expert guides from Cuaderno de ruta ensure an informative and engaging experience, with content delivered in native languages. The tour’s short duration and intimate setting make it ideal for those who want a relaxed, in-depth discovery of Seville’s historic Jewish quarter.
Travelers interested in local legends, secret corners, and authentic neighborhood stories will find this tour highly engaging. It’s perfect for history buffs, culture seekers, or anyone wanting a calmer, more personal exploration of Santa Cruz.
The experience isn’t suited for children under 14, wheelchair users, or babies under 1 year, but those prepared with comfy shoes will enjoy the easy walking pace.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts 2.5 hours, allowing for a relaxed yet thorough exploration.
Where does the tour start?
It departs from Postigo de Abd-El-Aziz on Avenida de la Constitución, next to a souvenir shop and tourist office.
Is this a private or group tour?
It’s a private activity for small groups, guided by experts from Cuaderno de ruta.
What languages are available?
Guides speak Spanish and Galician; some content is shown in the original language.
What should I bring?
Headphones are recommended, along with comfy shoes and water when it’s hot.
Is the tour suitable for children?
It’s not recommended for children under 14 years, as the content and pacing are tailored for older guests.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, full refund is available if you cancel up to 24 hours in advance.
Is the tour wheelchair accessible?
No, it is not suitable for wheelchair users.
Where does the tour end?
The experience concludes at Taberna Álvaro Peregil, where you can enjoy the neighborhood’s ambiance.
Are there skip-the-line tickets included?
Yes, you’ll get skip-the-line access to key sites like the Real Alcázar and Giralda.
What makes this tour different from others in Seville?
Its focus on legends, hidden corners, and alternative routes offers a more authentic and personal perspective of Santa Cruz.