• Parque de Maria Luisa - Enjoy a bike ride through verdant gardens, charming gazebos, and serene ponds, a peaceful retreat crafted for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition. At this time, the sun’s rays filtering through the trees and fountains create an enchanting ambiance.
• Plaza de Espana - This magnificent semicircular plaza features ceramic tiles representing all of Spain’s provinces, constructed for EXPO 1929. Its canals, bridges, and grand buildings glow especially brightly in the day’s final sunlight.
• Plaza de America - This sophisticated square blends neo-Mudejar architecture with decorative gardens, surrounded by museums and flocks of pigeons. It’s ideal for a quick visual pause and a relaxed e-bike journey.
• Real Fabrica De Tabacos - Once the headquarters of Europe’s first tobacco factory, this building is the most significant industrial structure in 18th-century Spain and now hosts the University of Seville. The famous opera Carmen originated here, and its Baroque architecture is particularly striking given its industrial past.
• Catedral de Sevilla - The world’s largest Gothic cathedral, recognized as a World Heritage Site. Nearly a century in the making, its scale is a remarkable feat for the 16th century. At twilight, its illumination enhances the grandeur of its façade and the intricacy of its design.
• Torre Giralda - Originally the Almohad minaret of Seville’s Great Mosque, now transformed into a Christian bell tower, it stands as an iconic symbol of Seville. From its base, it commands a view over the city’s illuminated skyline.
• Real Alcazar de Sevilla - Among the oldest royal palaces still in use in Europe, showcasing a distinctive fusion of Islamic and Mudejar styles. A hidden treasure within its walls, which hold 10 centuries of history and influence.
• Torre del Oro - A 13th-century defensive tower on the Guadalquivir River, once used to store treasures from the Americas. Its reflection in the water at sunset doubles its beauty: both real and mirrored in the waters it once protected.

• Bicycle use

• On-board restrooms

Explore a different side of Sevilla by cycling through the city at sunset on this electric bike tour. Witness the breathtaking transformation of famous landmarks such as the Plaza de España, the Cathedral, and the Alcázar as they glow under the evening lights. This small group tour, capped at 10 participants, provides a cozy atmosphere as you discover Sevilla’s beauty in an invigorating and active manner. Ideal for all cyclists who can ride comfortably and are at least 145cm tall, this 2-hour adventure offers a memorable way to enjoy Sevilla’s charm after dark.

• Experience a private or small group tour for a tailored experience
• See renowned sites including the Giralda and Torre del Oro
• Perfect for those wanting to explore Sevilla’s monumental area in a unique way
• Available from April to October, with tours commencing around sunset

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.