River walk and boat cruise along the Guadalquivir River
The Guadalquivir River is the river artery that supported Seville's commercial splendor with the New World during the centuries of the American colonization. Taking a boat trip along its calm waters offers a totally different perspective of the city, contemplating historic monuments from the very surface of the water that divides the historic center from the Isla de la Cartuja and Triana.
During the journey, you will encounter the iconic Torre del Oro, the historic Puente de Triana, the pavilions of the 1992 Universal Exposition, and modern avant-garde bridges. An informative audio guide detailing the rich maritime and port past of the Andalusian capital is usually offered on board.
The general price of the boat trip is around 20€ (varies depending on the shipping company and duration, with reduced rates for children available). It is advisable to buy tickets online or at the piers located next to the Paseo de Colón, with departures near sunset being highly recommended to enjoy the sundown over the river.
Frequently asked questions
Where are the boats taken?
The main piers are located on the Paseo de Colón, next to the Torre del Oro.
How much does it cost approximately?
The general price starts from 20€ per adult.
Is it necessary to book in advance?
It is recommended to ensure a spot at the desired time, especially at sunset.
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