Horse Carriage Rides

When we think of Seville, especially if we are not from there, a group of women with flamenco dresses mounted on a horse-drawn carriage riding around the city usually comes to mind. Well, these carriages are also a tourist service throughout the year. For the modest price (to call it something) of 60 € (top-bottom) for a journey of about 40 minutes.

A charioteer from the city informs you on the most relevant sites depending on where you get it from. If you get it from the cathedral, you will ride around the Paseo de Colon and de las Delicias at the most and back again. If instead, you get on at Plaza de España the journey will include Maria Luisa Park amongst others, but not the cathedral. That issue is to be spoken about with the coachman.

Seville is one of those cities you fall in love when you go... its climate, its people, its temperature, its gastronomy and its monuments a few of the many features that make this city a place to seduce.

Although for places to seduce, I think it is best to take a ride in a horse-drawn carriage through the centre of the city. I recommend taking it from the beginning of calle Mateos Gago (in the Plaza de la Giralda) and from there, you are given a lap around the old town.

The friendly coachmen guided and told us stories about the places we passed. It is excellent from start to finish.