Seville: 48-Hour Hop-On Hop-Off Bus & Walking Tours

Circle Seville from the Top of a Double-Decker, 12 Stops in 48 Hours

You board a double-decker bus at the Torre del Oro and ride for 48 hours across 12 stops in Seville, choosing when to hop off at the Aquarium, Plaza de España, María Luisa Park, the Bullring, or Isla Mágica theme park. The ticket includes two full bus routes (Monumental and Romantic Illuminated), two free walking tours of Santa Cruz and Triana, audio in nine languages, WiFi, and a stack of discounts at museums, restaurants and attractions around the city. You control the pace—stay on for the full loop or step off and rejoin the next bus whenever you're ready.

Prices and availability checked: 2026-08-25

Is this one for you?Right for travelers who want to see Seville's main landmarks without arranging separate transport or buying individual attraction tickets—the 48-hour window and hop-on hop-off format let you set your own pace across two days, and the included walking tours and discounts cover most of what you'd otherwise book separately.

Step-by-step itinerary

• Start at Torre del Oro
• Hop on double-decker bus
• Visit Seville Aquarium
• Explore Maria Luisa Park
• Walk Plaza de España
• See Old Tobacco Factory
• Stop at Magic Island Park
• Enjoy 48-hour hop on/off access

The Experience

You're climbing the open stairs to the upper deck, the Seville sun hitting your face as the bus pulls away from Paseo de Colón. Below, the Torre del Oro slides into frame—that gold watchtower on the river that's been there since the 1200s, and from up here it sits at eye level with the rooflines around it. The double-decker bus tour of Seville works because you're not locked into a schedule; you get 48 hours to hop on and off at any of the 12 stops, which means you can spend twenty minutes at the Seville Aquarium watching sharks, or skip it and stay on through the Triana neighborhood where the flamenco history lives. The bus itself has air conditioning, heating, WiFi, and audio guides in nine languages—so you're not squinting at a map or missing what the driver is saying because you're too far back.

The Monumental route takes you through the heavy hitters: Plaza de España with its arched colonnades and reflecting pools, the María Luisa Park where museums cluster around old pavilions, the Seville Bullring where the Maestranza still hosts fights, and then out toward Isla Mágica, the theme park on the edge of the city. The Romantic Illuminated tour runs the same route but at night, which changes everything—the Plaza de España glows differently, and the Torre del Oro picks up light off the water. You also get two free walking tours built in: one through Santa Cruz, the old Jewish quarter with narrow streets and hidden plazas, and one through Triana across the river, where ceramics shops and flamenco museums line the blocks. These aren't optional add-ons; they come with the ticket.

What tips the balance toward booking this one: the discounts stack. You get 10% off the Seville Aquarium, 35% off Isla Mágica, 20% off the Bullring, 10% off bike rentals, and discounts at restaurants and museums around the city. A free bottle of water at the tourist information store, free headphones, a city map. The bus stops near the Cathedral, where there's a free toilet for ticket holders. It's not flashy, but it's the kind of thing that saves you money and time across a day or two without you having to hunt for coupons or figure out which places honor which passes.

Hop on at any stop, ride as long as you want, get off when something catches your eye. The bus waits for no one, but you've got 48 hours to catch the next one.

What’s included

• 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus pass for two full routes (Monumental Seville and Romantic Illuminated Seville).
• access to 12 stops across the city.
• two free guided walking tours of Santa Cruz and Triana neighborhoods.
• audio guide in nine languages with free headphones.
• city map.
• WiFi on board.
• 10% discount at Seville Aquarium.
• 35% discount at Isla Mágica theme park.
• 20% discount at the Real Maestranza Bullring.
• 10% discount on bicycle rental.
• discounts at cafes, restaurants and museums.
• free bottle of water at the Intursafe tourist information store.
• free toilet access at the Cathedral for ticket holders.
• 20% discount on Paddle Surf Seville.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Sevilla Bus Turístico - Sevirama Alsa

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Top questions

Can I get off the bus and rejoin it later?

Yes. Your 48-hour ticket lets you hop on and off as many times as you want across both the Monumental and Romantic routes. The next bus arrives on schedule at each stop.

What's included in the ticket?

The 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus pass, two full sightseeing routes (Monumental and Romantic Illuminated), two free guided walking tours of Santa Cruz and Triana, audio guide in nine languages, headphones, a city map, and WiFi on board. You also get discounts at the Aquarium, Isla Mágica, the Bullring, restaurants, museums, and bike rental shops.

How many stops are there?

12 stops distributed throughout Seville, including the Torre del Oro, Seville Aquarium, María Luisa Park, Plaza de España, the Bullring, Isla Mágica, and stops in Triana and other neighborhoods.

Is the bus accessible for wheelchairs?

Yes. The buses are air-conditioned, heated, and adapted for people with reduced mobility. All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible.

What languages is the audio guide available in?

Nine languages, with free headphones provided.

Can I bring children or infants?

Yes. Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller. The tour is suitable for all physical fitness levels.

Are service animals allowed?

Yes, service animals are permitted on board.

How long does the full route take?

You control the pace. You can ride the entire Monumental route without stopping, or hop off at multiple stops. With 48 hours of access, you can spread your sightseeing across two days.