Seville: Hop-On Hop-Off Bus & Guadalquivir Cruise 48hrs

Two Days to See Seville Your Way: Bus, River & Walking Tours

You get two days of unlimited bus travel with audio guides on two different routes, a one-hour panoramic cruise along the Guadalquivir, and three guided walking tours through Santa Cruz, Triana, and María Luisa Park with Plaza España. All entry fees, taxes, and a bottle of water are included. You can split the activities across five days from your booking date, so there's no pressure to do everything at once.

Prices and availability checked: 2026-08-24

Is this one for you?This works well if you want to see Seville's main sights without renting a car or buying separate tickets—the bus, walks, and cruise are all coordinated, and you can use them across two separate days within a five-day window, so you're not locked into a single itinerary.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Explore Seville by hop-on hop-off bus

• Use hop-on hop-off bus
• Visit Torre del Oro
• Explore Triana neighborhood
• See Maria Luisa Park
• Visit Plaza de España
• Stop at Santa Cruz neighborhood
• Visit Seville Cathedral
• Visit Royal Alcázar of Seville
• See Seville Bullring

Day 2 — Enjoy panoramic cruise and walking tours

• Take panoramic cruise on Guadalquivir
• View Torre del Oro from river
• See Triana Bridge
• View The Giralda from river
• See Seville Bullring from river
• Join Barrio de Santa Cruz walking tour
• Visit Seville Cathedral on walking tour
• Visit Royal Alcázar on walking tour
• See The Giralda on walking tour
• Join Triana walking tour
• Walk across Triana Bridge
• Explore Triana neighborhood on foot
• Join walking tour of María Luisa Park and Plaza España
• Visit Plaza de España on walking tour

Day 3 — Experience illuminated Seville by night

• Take illuminated Seville bus route
• See Torre del Oro illuminated
• Visit Maria Luisa Park at night
• Visit Plaza de España illuminated
• See The Giralda illuminated

The Experience

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You've just landed in Seville, or maybe you're halfway through your stay and realize you haven't mapped out the city yet. The 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus is already running—buses come every 20 to 30 minutes—so you can pick it up whenever you're ready and drop off whenever something catches your eye. The monumental route hits the major landmarks: the Giralda, the Royal Alcázar, the Cathedral, Torre del Oro, the bullring. The illuminated route runs the same monuments at night, which sounds like a gimmick until you actually see the Alcázar lit up and realize why people come back to Seville in the dark.

What makes this different from just wandering is that you don't have to choose between the bus and the walking tours—they're all part of the same ticket, and you've got five days from your reservation date to use everything. So if you take the bus on day one, you can do the walking tours on day two, or split them however you want. The river cruise happens on the Guadalquivir—one hour, audio guide included, and you'll see the bridges, the Cartuja Island, the commercial port from the water. It's the angle you don't get from the street. The three guided walks are led in English and Spanish: one through Barrio de Santa Cruz (the old Jewish quarter, narrow streets, orange trees), one through Triana (the flamenco neighborhood across the Triana Bridge), and one through María Luisa Park and Plaza España, which is the one everyone photographs because the plaza is enormous and symmetrical and built for looking at.

Pick up your water bottle at the Tourist Information Office on Calle Postigo del Carbón—that's included—and you're set. The buses have audio guides, the walks have official guides, and nothing requires you to commit to a schedule. You can hop off at Plaza de América, spend two hours in a museum, and catch the next bus. That flexibility is what saves the day when you're tired or when you find a café you want to sit in longer.

What’s included

• Hop-on hop-off bus for 48 hours with audio guide on two routes (monumental and illuminated).
• one-hour panoramic cruise along the Guadalquivir with audio guide.
• guided walking tour through Barrio de Santa Cruz in English and Spanish.
• guided walking tour through Triana in English and Spanish.
• guided walking tour through María Luisa Park and Plaza España in English and Spanish.
• one bottle of water per person.
• all fees and taxes.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

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Top questions

Can I use the bus on two separate days?

Yes. The 48-hour pass doesn't have to be used consecutively—you can use it on day one and day three, for example. You have five days from your reservation date to use all the products.

How often do the buses run?

Buses arrive every 20 to 30 minutes on both the monumental and illuminated routes.

Are the walking tours included in the price?

Yes. The three guided walking tours (Santa Cruz, Triana, and María Luisa Park & Plaza España) are included, as is the one-hour river cruise.

What languages are the guides and audio in?

The walking tours are led in English and Spanish. The bus audio guides and river cruise audio guide are also available in English and Spanish.

Is the river cruise included?

Yes. The one-hour panoramic cruise along the Guadalquivir with audio guide is part of the package.

What happens if I don't use all the services in two days?

You have five days from your reservation date to use everything. You can spread the bus rides, walking tours, and cruise across those five days however you like.

Is this accessible for people with mobility issues?

Yes. The buses and transportation options are wheelchair accessible, and the service is suitable for all physical fitness levels. Infants can ride in a pram or stroller.

Where do I pick up the water bottle?

At the Tourist Information Office at Calle Postigo del Carbón, 4.