Parks of Seville | Guided tour by bicycle

3 Hours · Tourist Guide · Bicycle included · Spanish, English and French

Description

Available every day of the week
Groups of 2 to 8 people
Duration of 3 hours approx.
Departure at 10:30 a.m. from the Tuscany Ride to Bike shop in Avenida de Menéndez Pelayo, 43

Map
Helmet for children
Water bottle
Bike

Get to know Seville through its parks, riding a bicycle and in the company of a guide specialized in nature and the trees of Seville. We propose this bike tour of about 18 kilometers through the municipal network of perfectly safe and low difficulty bike lane for you to enter a healthy way in the parks and gardens of Seville. A breath inside the city, a different and fun way to know the history of Seville through its trees and its natural spaces.

We will start our tour visiting the gardens of Murillo, which were part of the garden of the Real Alcazar in Seville, the park of Buhaira, with its palace of Arab style, the Maria Luisa Park, built for the exhibition of 1929 and the Prado de San Sebastian, place where the Seville Fair was celebrated in the past. We will cross the Guadalquivir river to reach the Parque de los Principes, the green space of the Remedios neighborhood and from there we will go to the Isla de la Cartuja where we will enter the orchards of the Monastery of La Cartuja. We will continue along the edge of the river to the American garden and the gardens of the Guadalquivir, green spaces built for the universal exhibition of 1992. Then we will continue to the Parque del Alamillo, the largest green extension of the city, a natural pasture on the edge of the river. There we will make a stop to recover our strength and we will taste a picnic-aperitif of local products that our guide will have prepared for the occasion.

Once the rest, we will return to the city of Seville to see the gardens of the Valley and the Huerto del Rey Moro, two signficative gardens of the city because they owe their birth to the struggle of the Sevillian ecologists to maintain historic green spaces before the advance of the construction and real estate speculation.