Madinat al-Zahra Tour

Indulge in a complete oenological experience with a visit to a local Spanish winery! Immerse yourself in the captivating process of wine production, commencing with a tour of the vineyard. Following this, engage in a hands-on activity such as pruning, harvesting, or even crafting your own bottle of wine, contingent upon the season. Subsequently, delve deeper into Andalusian flavors during a lunch where you’ll relish high-quality local products. Concluding our day, we’ll partake in a wine tasting session guided by an expert, leading us on an exploration of the region’s exceptional wines.

Embark on a delightful journey through the flavors of Andalusia as you savor a thoughtfully curated assortment of local cheeses, thoughtfully complemented by a handpicked selection of natural wines. Guided by a knowledgeable food expert, you’ll have the opportunity to connect with the authentic culinary heritage of the region, savoring genuine products sourced from small, dedicated local producers.

You will have a stroll through Seville’s charming old town and stop in three different typical tapas pubs and restaurants, where you will be able to taste a combination of tapas and traditional drinks. Then, your expert guide will lead you to a local “tablao” for a special flamenco music and dance show.

The Alcazar of Seville was built as a fortress to protect the Muslim authorities and is currently the oldest royal palace in Europe. It was built in 913 by the Umayyad caliph Abderraman III as a new government center in Seville. Discover through a guided tour the various architectural styles and cultures that mix Baroque with Renaissance, Romanesque, Gothic and Mudejar.

The Aljafería Palace is an 11th-century Moorish castle-palace built as a recreational residence for the Taifa kings. An expert will guide us through what is considered one of the summits of Hispano-Muslim art.

The Alhambra was a palace, citadel, and fortress, the residence of the Nasrid sultans, high Nasrid officials, court servants, and elite soldiers. It is a witness of the Arab domination in the territory and its architectural style, which is why it has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

An expert will guide our steps through its beautiful gardens and unique buildings.