Old town
An orientation walk to find your bearings in Seville and recognise its landmarks.
Giralda In&Out · Spanish in Seville
Walks and routes around Seville
Finding your way is the beginning. Then come the neighbourhoods, small stories and places you want to return to.
Check the calendarSpanish and culture in Seville
Getting to know Seville on foot
Seville is a city to explore at your own pace, discovering its hidden corners and getting to know the stories hidden in its streets, squares and neighbourhoods.
At Giralda In&Out we organise cultural walks in Seville that bring our students closer to its history, traditions and everyday life.
From the charm of the Santa Cruz neighbourhood to the personality of Triana, our routes combine culture, curiosity and communication in Spanish.
A different way of learning: stepping out of the classroom, observing, asking, conversing and discovering the Spanish spoken every day in Seville.
From a new city to a familiar one
When you arrive in Seville, everything is new: street names, distances and places to meet. Our walks help you find your bearings and recognise each neighbourhood’s character without turning the city into a checklist.
Walking together leaves room for conversation: asking about a name, discussing a custom or sharing what catches your attention. It is a simple way to feel part of your stay, rather than just passing through.
A neighbourhood, a way of seeing
Routes rotate throughout the programme. The old-town orientation walk takes place in the second week of each month.
Plaza de España and María Luisa
Architecture and gardens reveal how the city changed around 1929.
Triana
Cross the river and explore a neighbourhood whose identity is tied to its crafts and everyday life.
El Arenal
A walk through Seville’s relationship with its port, river and the people who travelled through it.
Encarnación–Macarena
From the area around our school to the streets and squares of the northern old town.
Bécquer’s Seville
Literature offers another thread through the city and its memory.
1929 pavilions
Traces of the Ibero-American Exhibition in buildings and spaces that remain part of Seville.
Historic palaces
Façades and surroundings reveal another side of Sevillian architecture.
One minute from Las Setas, a good place to begin
Our school is beside Plaza de la Encarnación. From here, Seville stops being a distant image and starts becoming part of your everyday journeys.
Free walks and workshops · courses of 20+ hours/weekMinimum 6 registered students
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