グループセビリアユダヤ人街と大聖堂
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概要
この2時間半のガイド付き小グループウォーキングツアーで、有名なサンタクルスのユダヤ人地区とセビリア大聖堂を発見してください。ユダヤ人地区を探索し、ドニャ エルビラ広場、バルコン デ ロジーナ、スソナ通り、サンタ クルス広場などの重要な場所をご覧ください。その後、「聖マリア大聖堂」として知られるセビリア大聖堂内のガイド付きツアーをお楽しみください。世界最大のゴシック様式の大聖堂であり、ユネスコによって人類の保護を宣言されています。このツアーでは、ヒラルダの鐘楼を訪れる機会も提供しています。ユダヤ人地区はいつも夕方に行われます
含まれるもの
プロのガイド
モニュメントのチケット
地方税
含まれていないもの
チップ
ホテルへの送迎
旅行者情報
- INFANT: 年: 0 - 5
- CHILD: 年: 6 - 13
- ADULT: 年: 14 - 99
追加情報
- あらゆる体力レベルの方に適しています
- スタッフの定期的な体温チェック
- 人の出入りの多い場所の定期的な消毒
- 公共の場ではガイドにマスク着用を義務付け
- 幼児や小さなお子様は乳母車やベビーカーに乗せることができます
- 用具・機器などの使用後の消毒
- 近くに公共交通機関があります
- 適度な量の歩行が含まれます（約2.45mi / 4km）
- EmpresaconSellodeCertificaciónSafeTravelsdeWTTC
- ガイドに定期的に手を洗うことを義務付け
- ツアー・体験全体を通してソーシャルディスタンスの確保を要請
- 介助動物の同伴可
- 公共の場では旅行者にマスク着用を義務付け
- 旅行者とスタッフ用のアルコール手指消毒液を用意
- 車いす対応
- 送迎は車いす対応です
取り消し規約
出発予定時刻の24時間前までにキャンセルされた場合、全額返金の対象となります。
- For a full refund, you must cancel at least 24 hours before the experience’s start time.
- If you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience’s start time, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
What To Expect
サンタクルス街
Paseo por el barrio Santa Cruz、conociendo sus callejas、las sinagogas y la importancia del agua para los judios
60 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
ヒラルダの塔
Vista desde el Exterior、象徴的なシンボル
tambien tendran los clientes la posibilidad de subir a la misma
tambien tendran los clientes la posibilidad de subir a la misma
10 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
セビリア大聖堂
エクスカテリオンデラカテドラルイサステソロス、ビジターアラトゥンバデコロン、祭壇市長、
60 minutes • Admission Ticket Included
レビュー
Free tour Sevilla con Coral
carmenp469, 18-02-2020
Hicimos el Free tour por Sevilla desde las 11.00 hasta las 13.30 con la guía Coral, muy entretenido, no se hizo para nada largo ni pesado, muy buenas sus explicaciones, además de hacer preguntas lo que hizo captar nuestro interés en todo momento.
Private tour of Santa Cruz ( the Jewish Quarter) and Cathedral
TheHeatandtheNoise, 17-02-2018
My wife and I visited Seville for part of our honeymoon in February 2018. We had two tour guides during our trip- Danny for the Jewish Quarter and Maria for the Cathedral. Before I get into the meat of the review I should note that while our tour began at 2:00 the cathedral was set to close at 4:00 on this day. We received a call the night prior to the tour confirming that our guide for the day would meet us at the hotel at two. We wish that the rep who called us had given us the option the night before to have us meet at the cathedral at 2:00 to do that first. Because we didn't know, our tour was cut short from 3 hours to 2.
Our first guide was Danny, a young man from Italy who has been living in Spain for the last 8 years. He had a wonderful grasp on the history of Santa Cruz and offered excellent insight into Spanish culture (he is Italian so it was an interesting perspective). He took us into the labyrinthine neighborhood and helped us anchor enough landmarks that when we came back on our own later in the trip we didn't get lost! That is a miracle in and of itself. He translated signs for us, gave us multiple stories about the folklore of the area and had a real pathos for the stories he told.
When we met up with Maria at 3:15 we found out the Cathedral was closing early. She did offer that we could come back another day, but unfortunately we booked several day-long excursions for our remaining time in Seville. We elected to rush through the Cathedral with her, and honestly it was a good choice. Maria told us she only works in the Alcazar and Cathedral. We expected a real expertise considering that these are her only territories. The cathedral was beautiful, and Maria gave us some interesting highlights in the limited time we had. But when we asked questions she had very little information to draw on. She pointed out several images of the two patron saints of the city, Justa and Rufina who are often featured together in paintings. When we asked which one was which she didn't know. The same with a giant candelabra that featured several figures. "Who are they?" We asked. She didn't know. My wife and I speak enough Spanish that we could determine from a sign that the candelabra features the apostles, minus Judas, with three Marys. Since she is in the cathedral every day, we expected her to know this kind of information. She tried to make things up to us by bringing us up the Giralda Tower, which she told us she doesn't normally do, but on our way up, we asked, "Oh what are they showing in these exhibition areas" on the way up the tower. "Stuff they found in the cathedral."
On a private tour, even with limited time, we expected more than "Stuff."
TL;DR Danny was Great, Maria was whatever. Use the audioguide for the cathedral.
Our first guide was Danny, a young man from Italy who has been living in Spain for the last 8 years. He had a wonderful grasp on the history of Santa Cruz and offered excellent insight into Spanish culture (he is Italian so it was an interesting perspective). He took us into the labyrinthine neighborhood and helped us anchor enough landmarks that when we came back on our own later in the trip we didn't get lost! That is a miracle in and of itself. He translated signs for us, gave us multiple stories about the folklore of the area and had a real pathos for the stories he told.
When we met up with Maria at 3:15 we found out the Cathedral was closing early. She did offer that we could come back another day, but unfortunately we booked several day-long excursions for our remaining time in Seville. We elected to rush through the Cathedral with her, and honestly it was a good choice. Maria told us she only works in the Alcazar and Cathedral. We expected a real expertise considering that these are her only territories. The cathedral was beautiful, and Maria gave us some interesting highlights in the limited time we had. But when we asked questions she had very little information to draw on. She pointed out several images of the two patron saints of the city, Justa and Rufina who are often featured together in paintings. When we asked which one was which she didn't know. The same with a giant candelabra that featured several figures. "Who are they?" We asked. She didn't know. My wife and I speak enough Spanish that we could determine from a sign that the candelabra features the apostles, minus Judas, with three Marys. Since she is in the cathedral every day, we expected her to know this kind of information. She tried to make things up to us by bringing us up the Giralda Tower, which she told us she doesn't normally do, but on our way up, we asked, "Oh what are they showing in these exhibition areas" on the way up the tower. "Stuff they found in the cathedral."
On a private tour, even with limited time, we expected more than "Stuff."
TL;DR Danny was Great, Maria was whatever. Use the audioguide for the cathedral.
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