Wonderful evening arranged by a friendly and efficient company who know exactly the right places to go in Seville. Our guide Constanza was just lovely, and we spent the evening enjoying tapas and flamenco just as the locals do. We felt totally immersed in the culture, passion and life of Seville. We can’t recommend this enough for travellers who want to experience local life and not through a tourist lens. Thank you so much for this unforgettable evening!

Oscar from ‘Not just a tourist’ was so interesting talking to us on the drive to Cordoba about life and politics in Spain. His experience as a chef also helped us understand Andalusian food and suggested dishes to sample and restaurants to visit. He took us to the three UNESCO sites in Cordoba- the unique Patio homes, the Jewish synagogue and the piece the resistance- the Mosque/church

Our guide Oscar from ‘Not just a Tourist’ was terrific. Patient, knowledgeable, an epicurean and willing to make the trip as flexible to our needs as possible. We had him for the entire day. He took us to see amazing views of these three very different White villages. He was a great conversationalist very aware of current Spanish and world issues. Discussing those made the long drives more pleasant

We had an amazing day with our guide, Oscar! The drive to Cordoba from Seville took 90 minutes and when we got there, we spent our time as follows: 1. Visited the Patios: This is a must! A UNESCO Heritage Site of these incredible gardens at private homes that are at their peak in May every year. But still, even in September, the patios were so charming and the owners are so proud and welcoming of tourists. Definitely a highlight. 2. The Synagogue: Not a big site, but worth a visit to learn about the Jewish history in Cordoba. The Jewish quarter here is the biggest in all of Spain! 3. The Mosque & Cathedral: This was a magical experience of a pastiche of many rich worlds colliding into what’s today a sight to behold. I can’t even begin to describe it. You just gotta get there and see it for yourself. 4. Lunch: Oscar, our guide, is a chef and he picked a spot for us that was absolutely amazing! We wouldn’t have found this spot on our own, I can tell you that much. The food we had was divine! You must try the salmorejo while in cordoba. 5. Camrona!: We were lucky to have had the time to make a stop at the town of Carmona on the way back to Seville. Oscar recommended it and it was worth the stop. It was a magical day with an amazing guide. Worth every penny.

We had a fantastic walking tour with Guille. It was extremely informative and lots of fun! Great way to discover Seville and learn some of its amazing history! definately recommend this tour and Guille was awesome 🙌🇪🇸

Guille was so fun and personable! He was a story teller and told us many local stories and legends. The tour was a thorough look at the city he knows well since he was raised here:)

What a great way to get between cities and experience a couple smaller towns! Carlos did a great job as our tour guide and driver and gave a colorful history of olive oil making, bullfighting, and other Spanish pastimes. He was great to talk to the entire way and handled all the questions we threw at him with aplomb. We were able to eat at a phenomenal restaurant in Ronda for lunch. One of the highlights of our entire Spain trip was the visit to the olive oil mill for olive oil tasting in Zahara of the Sierra. Juan the olive oil mill owner was a very classy host and the entire family loved it.

Oscar was excellent! Knew his stuff and held a fun and interesting conversation. And the tapas were good, I was stuffed by the end.

Enjoyable walk through neighborhoods of Seville. Oscar was very knowledgeable and approachable along the way. Enjoyed the Mercado Tirana (market) and site of 1929 World Fair.

Excellent and fun Flamenco lesson! Highly recommended if you want to learn a few moves to put together in a complete dance set. Our teacher, Maria, was brilliant and a wonderful Flamenco performer. I had a wonderful time! She also went above and beyond to support us. The Flamenco show afterwards was a superb way to end the activity.

Carlos was a fabulous driver and guide spoke perfect English. He was knowledgeable, friendly, and thoughtful. Everything and more than one could ask for!

Maria was an excellent instructor. She gave us a history of the flamenco music and dance style, along with practical guidance on how to perform the basic steps. We could tell she loves flamenco and her enthusiasm made our lesson so much fun. We then thoroughly enjoyed going to the show afterwards to see how talented flamenco dancers are. We knew what to look for and truly appreciated the show thanks to Maria's lesson.

Carlos was amazing! Very knowledgeable and most of all, relatable. He was a step ahead of us and the experience was just short of perfect ( nothing is perfect😉). The drive felt like around the corner because we were always engaged by thoughtful conversation and interesting facts about the region. Highly recommended

The highlight of our three short days in Seville was the rooftop walking tour hosted by Abby. Despite the rain and cloudy weather, Abby's effervescent and amiable personality, love of the history of Seville, and with her intimate knowledge provided a very enjoyable time. I felt like we were walking with along another friend, enjoying the sights and information. I would recommend this tour to anybody.

This was a great way to start our holiday in Seville, very informative and good for orientation. Oscar was an excellent guide, relaxed and friendly who managed to accommodate our differing levels of Spanish and provide a good opportunity to practice the language.