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Discover Seville’s lesser-known stories with this 2-hour guided tour focusing on influential women, hidden corners, and unique city tales from a female perspective.
Exploring Seville often means visiting grand landmarks, lively plazas, and historic cathedrals—but this tour takes a different route. It offers a guided walk that shines a spotlight on the women who shaped, challenged, and sometimes scandalized the city. With a small group, passionate guides, and a focus on stories often left out of standard guides, this experience promises a mix of history, intrigue, and authentic local flavor.
What we particularly like about this tour is how it combines iconic sights with lesser-known narratives—think hidden corners, local legends, and personal stories—giving a more nuanced picture of Seville’s past. The tour’s modest price truly feels like value when you consider the depth of storytelling and the exclusive access to sites like the Costurero de la Reina or the secret alleyways of Santa Cruz.
However, potential travelers should be aware that this tour is themed and story-driven, which might not appeal if you’re looking solely for traditional sightseeing. It’s more about learning through stories and local insights than ticking off a long list of monuments. If you’re curious about feminine history, local legends, or simply want a more intimate way to explore Seville, this tour hits the spot.
This experience is ideal for those who love history with a twist, enjoy small-group intimacy, and appreciate a guide who’s knowledgeable and personable. It’s perfect if you want a thought-provoking tour that offers more than just the usual highlights.


This 2-hour walk is designed to reveal Seville from a feminine lens—highlighting both celebrated and overlooked women in the city’s history, and tying their stories to the city’s iconic landmarks. Your guide will take you through a mix of well-known sights and secret corners, each with a story that enriches your understanding of Seville’s past.
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The tour kicks off from the Costurero de la Reina (Queen’s Sewing Box), a site that hints at the stories of women’s work and influence. From there, you’ll move through some of the city’s most meaningful sites, like the Exposition 1929 pavilion and Maria Luisa Park.
Pabellón de Estados Unidos: Here, your guide will share insights about the 1929 Spanish-American pavilion, connecting it to stories of women involved in the event’s history. It’s a brief stop but sets the tone for the stories about influence and power.
Costurero de la Reina: Once a royal sewing room, this site is linked to the stories of women’s roles in history and maybe even some clandestine affairs. The guide will share fascinating anecdotes about its past.
Parque de María Luisa: A jewel of Seville, this park isn’t just for strolling—it also holds stories of women connected to its creation and use, plus the influence of women in Seville’s social life.
Glorieta de Doña Sol & Plaza de España: These are breathtaking spots where your guide will weave tales of women who made their mark, including the legendary literary figure of Don Juan and Doña Inés.
Antigua Fábrica de Tabacos: Once a bustling cigar factory, it’s linked to the story of cigar girls—young women working in the industry, some of whom navigated tough circumstances, as the tour highlights.
Calle Susona & Callejón del Agua: Narrow alleys filled with history, where stories of Jewish women and other marginalized groups come to life.
Santa Cruz District: The old Jewish quarter offers rich tales of women’s lives hidden behind its winding streets and whitewashed walls.
The tour runs for 2 hours, a perfect length to explore without fatigue. It’s limited to 8 participants, which ensures you get personalized attention and plenty of opportunities to ask questions. The price of $101 per person covers not just the guided walk but also a map of the city and insider tips—making it a smart choice for those wanting to maximize their time and knowledge.
Meeting point: P.º de las Delicias, 3, at the Costurero de la Reina monument. The tour ends back at Plaza Nueva, making it easy to continue exploring or return to your accommodation.
Language: Guides offer tours in English and Spanish, so check availability for your preferred language.
Cancellation policy: Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance makes it flexible for travelers’ changing plans.

Multiple reviews highlight the guides’ expertise. Linda appreciated Abby’s storytelling about women of Seville, calling her “great” and noting she revealed details she’d never known. Scott called Abby an “amazing” guide with interesting stories. Janet raved about Nico’s humor, responsiveness, and storytelling skills—mentioning he even bought drinks on a hot day and helped arrange a carriage ride.
Erika praised Alba’s “fantastic” English and her profound knowledge of women’s stories in Seville. Such feedback underscores that the guides are not just informative but also personable—making the experience both enjoyable and educational.

This tour offers a fascinating, authentic lens into Seville’s history, emphasizing stories often overlooked in traditional sightseeing. It’s a rich experience for curious travelers eager to hear about influential women, hidden alleys, and the lesser-told stories that make the city so compelling.
The small-group setting and personalized storytelling ensure you won’t feel like just another tourist. Instead, you’ll leave with a deeper understanding of Seville’s diverse past, shaped by characters who defied expectations or quietly endured.
While it might not be suitable for those seeking straightforward monument tours, it’s a must-do for history buffs, culture seekers, and anyone interested in women’s stories. At $101, it’s an excellent value for the depth of storytelling, exclusive sites, and the intimacy of the experience.
“Abby was our tour guide and she was great! She told us things about the women of Seville that we would have never known unless we had met her. Than…”

How long is the tour?
The tour lasts for 2 hours, providing a manageable and engaging way to explore several key sites and stories.
Where does the tour start and end?
It begins at P.º de las Delicias, 3, specifically at the Costurero de la Reina monument, and finishes at Plaza Nueva.
What is included in the price?
The fee covers the guided walking tour, a city map, and insiders’ tips for further exploration.
Is this tour suitable for a small group?
Yes, it’s limited to 8 participants, which allows for a more personalized experience and interaction with the guide.
Are there guides available in different languages?
Guides are available in English and Spanish. Check availability when booking.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, offering flexibility if your plans change.
Is this tour family-friendly?
While not explicitly stated, the stories and sites are suitable for most ages interested in history, but check with the provider if traveling with children.
This Seville tour stands out as a thoughtful, engaging way to see the city through a different lens—highlighting stories of women, hidden alleys, and local legends that truly enrich your visit. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply looking for a more intimate experience, this walk promises both insight and enjoyment.