Do I need to print my ticket or is a mobile ticket accepted?

A mobile ticket is accepted. Simply show your confirmation on your phone when boarding — no printing required.

When does my 24-hour ticket start?

The 24-hour validity begins from the moment you first board the bus, not from midnight or from the time of booking.

Can I board at any stop, or do I have to start at Stop 1?

You can join the tour at any designated stop along the Red Route. Stop 1 on Paseo de Cristóbal Colón is the main hub, but there is no obligation to start there.

Children under 5 travel free of charge, though they are not entitled to their own seat. Children aged 5 and over require a ticket.

How often do the buses run, and what are the operating hours?

Departure times and frequency can vary by day and season.

What are the walking tours included with the ticket?

Two guided walking tours are included: one departs from Stop 1 (Santa Cruz neighbourhood) at 1:30 PM, and another from Stop 2 (Plaza de España) at 12:00 PM.

City Sightseeing Seville Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour

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Duration

1 day

Cancellation

Free cancellation 24hrs

Ticket type

Mobile ticket

Confirmation

Instant

What's included

24-hour hop-on hop-off bus pass with unlimited boardings

Onboard multilingual audio guide

Guided walking tour departures at Stop 1 (Santa Cruz) and Stop 2 (Plaza de España)

Not included

Admission fees to individual attractions along the route

Food and drink

What to expect

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Stop 1 – Paseo de Colón
The main boarding point beside the Guadalquivir riverfront, close to the Torre del Oro and the bullring.
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Stop 2 – Plaza de España
Seville's grand semicircular square, built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition and one of the city's most photographed landmarks.
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Stop 3 – Acuario de Sevilla
Seville's aquarium, housed in a striking pavilion within the Cartuja island area.
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Stop 4 – Plaza de América
A leafy square flanked by three ornate pavilions and the city's archaeological and natural history museums.
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Stop 5 – Plaza de Cuba
Gateway to the Triana district, set at the foot of the Isabel II bridge over the Guadalquivir.
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Stop 6 – Triana: San Jacinto
The heart of Triana, Seville's flamenco and ceramics quarter, centred on its lively market and parish church.
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Stop 7 – Triana: Calle Castilla
A deeper cut into Triana's residential streets, lined with traditional azulejo-fronted shops and tapas bars.
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Stop 8 – Exposición Universal (Expo '92)
The former site of the 1992 World Exposition, now a technology and leisure park on Cartuja island.
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Stop 9 – Isla Mágica
Seville's theme park, also on Cartuja island, themed around the Age of Discovery.
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Stop 10 – Macarena
The working-class Macarena neighbourhood, home to the famous basilica and a well-preserved stretch of the city's medieval walls.
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Stop 11 – Torre de los Perdigones
A 19th-century shot tower repurposed as a camera obscura, offering panoramic views across the city.
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Stop 12 – Alameda de Hércules
One of Europe's oldest public promenades, lined with bars and anchored by ancient Roman columns.
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Stop 13 – Plaza del Duque
A busy central square in the commercial heart of the city, close to the main shopping streets.
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Stop 14 – Plaza de Armas
A former railway station converted into a shopping centre, just a short walk from the historic centre and Stop 1.

Hop on and off at any stop along the route.

City Sightseeing Seville Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour

City Sightseeing Seville Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour

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