Combo: Setas de Sevilla + Guadalquivir River Cruise

Your experience Two of Seville's most iconic perspectives, one from the rooftops, one from the river, paired into a single day out. Setas de Sevilla Getting started Head to the entrance on Level -1 at Plaza de la Encarnación, next to the escalators connecting to Plaza Mayor. Validate your ticket at the entrance and download the multilingual audioguide before heading up. What to expect Rising 27 metres above the heart of Seville, Setas de Sevilla, officially the Metropol Parasol, is the world's largest wooden structure, built across the historic Plaza de la Encarnación. Walkways & Viewpoint: Stroll 250 metres along a serpentine elevated walkway. At the top, a 360° viewpoint opens up the entire city, the Cathedral, the Giralda, the Alcázar, and Seville's rooftops stretching to every horizon. Feeling Sevilla: Step inside this 15-minute multisensory experience running every 15 minutes throughout the day. Feel the city's breeze, inhale its scents, and experience flamenco and Andalusian traditions without leaving your seat. Aurora: After sunset, the structure comes alive with Aurora,,,, an AI-powered LED light and sound show that responds to real-time temperature and crowd data, so every evening plays out differently. Your ticket lets you return within 48 hours to catch it after dark. Guadalquivir River Cruise Getting started Make your way to Estación Marítima Torre del Oro to board your cruise. Cruises depart every 60 minutes, check the schedule on arrival and board at your preferred slot. What to expect The Guadalquivir is the river that built Seville, once the gateway for ships returning from the Americas, now the city's most scenic stretch of waterfront. Torre del Oro: Sail past the 13th-century golden tower that once anchored a chain across the river to control access to the city, your audio guide fills in the history as you pass. Triana & the Bridges: Float through Triana, Seville's most storied neighbourhood, and past the Triana Bridge as your audio commentary traces the city's cultural and architectural evolution. 1929 & 1992 Expo Architecture: The riverbanks carry traces of two world expositions, your audio guide connects the bold pavilions and infrastructure you see from the water to the events that shaped modern Seville.