You’ll roll through Seville’s iconic sights by Segway with a local guide—think Plaza de España’s tiled arches, hidden corners of Santa Cruz, and lively Triana streets. Training is included so you’ll feel comfortable even if it’s your first time. Expect stories, laughter, and a fresh way to see Seville’s history come alive.
We met our guide just off the buzzing Alameda, helmets wobbling in our hands and that weird mix of nerves and excitement you get before trying something new. The Segways looked a bit intimidating at first — I nearly toppled over during the quick training (our guide Marta grinned, “Don’t worry, everyone does that!”). Once we got rolling though, it felt oddly smooth, almost like floating. The city was waking up around us: café chairs scraping stone, the faint smell of orange blossoms drifting from somewhere I couldn’t quite spot.
We zipped past the Royal Alcázar and paused at Plaza de Triunfo — Marta pointed out details I’d never have noticed on my own, like the way the shadows hit the old walls or how locals still call it “the palace” without thinking. She told us stories about the Royal Tobacco Factory (I didn’t realize Carmen was based on a real place), and then we drifted into Santa Cruz. The alleys there are so narrow you can almost touch both sides if you stretch out your arms. I tried to say “Triana” with the right accent; Marta laughed and shook her head — apparently I’m hopeless at Spanish Rs.
The best part for me was gliding through Maria Luisa Park — dappled sunlight flickering over our handlebars, kids chasing pigeons near Plaza de España. There was this moment where everything went quiet except for birds and distant guitar music. We stopped for photos at Torre del Oro (my hair looked wild in every shot) and crossed over to Triana Bridge, where people leaned on the railings just watching the river go by. It felt less like sightseeing and more like being let in on someone else’s daily rhythm.
I didn’t expect to enjoy riding a Segway so much — or to feel kind of sad when we handed them back at the end. If you’re looking for a day trip in Seville that mixes history with just enough adventure to make your heart skip once or twice, this is probably it. I still think about that breeze along the riverbank sometimes.
The guided Segway tour lasts approximately 3 hours.
Yes, training is included before you begin riding.
Main stops include Royal Alcázar, Plaza de España, Maria Luisa Park, Triana Bridge, Torre del Oro, Santa Cruz neighborhood, and Monastery of Santa Maria de las Cuevas.
Yes, beginners are welcome as training is provided before departure.
The minimum age is 9 years old; body weight must be between 30-110 kg.
No, pregnant travelers are not permitted for safety reasons.
Yes, a knowledgeable local guide leads the tour throughout.
The tour includes use of a Segway and helmet for each participant.
Your day includes use of a Segway with helmet provided for safety, full training before setting off—even if you’ve never tried one before—and guidance from a friendly local expert who shares stories as you glide through Seville’s neighborhoods and landmarks.
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