Seville Night Tour: Legends and Mysteries of Seville

Seville’s rich history hides countless tales of the supernatural, dating back to the Christian reconquest and the city’s golden age of trade. On this nighttime tour, join an expert guide to explore the historic center and uncover legends and mysteries that are rarely told.

Starting at Plaza de la Encarnación, we’ll make our way to the Viandas restaurant, famously known as the “ghost restaurant.” This 17th-century house is said to be haunted by a restless spirit, a presence felt since renovations in the year 2000.

Next, we’ll visit the Faculty of Fine Arts, where eerie legends have lingered among students and professors. One mystery, revealed only recently, will leave you speechless. Then, it’s on to the Vilima department store, where spine-chilling encounters on its third floor have become the stuff of legend.

The highlight of the tour is the tale of King Don Pedro, “The Justicer,” and the haunting cradle of his severed head. From there, we’ll explore the British Institute, where ghostly sightings began after human remains were mysteriously unearthed.

The tour concludes with a visit to Plaza de San Leandro and the historic Casa Fabiola, deep in Seville’s Jewish quarter. The story of a ghost wandering its halls has captivated locals for generations.

Don’t miss this unique experience, where Seville’s hidden stories come to life. But beware that some of these chilling tales might keep you awake at night! Are you ready to face them?

• Groups are limited to a maximum of 15 people for an intimate experience.
• Wear comfortable shoes and clothing, as the entire tour is done on foot.