Led by a passionate local historian, this walking tour takes you on an unforgettable journey through one of the most iconic and storied corners of the city. It’s more than just a history tour — it’s a deep dive into the soul of Andalusia through the tales that shaped it.
Hear the haunting story of Susona, the young Jewish woman who betrayed her people, and whose memory still lingers on a quiet street that bears her name. Learn about Miguel Mañara, the real-life inspiration for Don Juan, and uncover chilling tales like Barabbás’ ghost, as well as lighter, humorous legends of Seville’s colorful past.
We’ll explore some of the neighborhood’s most emblematic spots, such as:
Your expert guide will bring these places to life with vivid storytelling, humor, and a deep understanding of Seville’s Jewish heritage, Christian legacy, and Moorish influences. You'll walk the same paths once traveled by poets, rebels, lovers, and ghosts.
Whether it’s your first time in Seville or you’re returning for more, this tour offers a new, intimate perspective of the city — perfect for history lovers, culture seekers, and curious travelers alike.
Ready to uncover the hidden heart of Seville?
Join us and experience Santa Cruz through its stories, legends, and unforgettable charm.
How long does the tour of Seville's Jewish Quarter: Santa Cruz last?
The tour lasts approximately 1 hour and a half.
What is the price of the Seville Jewish Quarter: Santa Cruz tour?
The price for adults is 16€, for students it is 14€ and for children between 1-8 years it is free.
Are the groups for the tour of the Jewish Quarter of Seville: Santa Cruz small?
Yes, groups are limited to a maximum of 15 people
In which languages is the Seville Jewish Quarter: Santa Cruz tour available?
The languages available are English and Spanish (Italian on request)
Can the tour of the Jewish Quarter of Seville: Santa Cruz be cancelled for any reason?
With less than 4 participants the tour can be cancelled.
Are there special offers for groups of more than 10 people?
Yes, you can request information by sending us an email to booking@sevillaguias.es
Do you have any special requests?
Contact us via email at booking@sevillaguias.es and we will be happy to help you.
Sevilla / Plaza del triunfo
Located in the heart of Seville, this historic square has witnessed centuries of royal events, conquests, and silent grandeur.
Sevilla / Plaza de la Alianza
Tucked away in the narrow streets of Santa Cruz, this quiet square was once a meeting place for nobles and the setting for medieval court intrigues.
Sevilla / Plaza de Doña Elvira
Surrounded by romantic legends and nostalgia, this is one of the most charming and picturesque corners of Seville’s old Jewish Quarter.
Sevilla / Calle Susona
This street recalls the tragic tale of Susona, a young Jewish woman torn between love and betrayal, whose name lives on in local memory.
Sevilla / Hospital de los Venerables
A stunning Baroque building that once housed retired priests, now filled with centuries of sacred art and the spirit of Seville’s Golden Age.
Seville / Leyenda de Barrabás
A local tale of a thief who found redemption through love — a symbol of Seville’s dramatic passions, still alive in these winding streets.
Sevilla / Casa de Murillo
Home to the renowned painter Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, who captured the light and soul of 17th-century Seville in his masterpieces.
Sevilla / Historia de las sierpes
One of Seville’s most iconic streets, where mysterious disappearances gave birth to some of the city’s oldest urban legends
Seville / Balcón de Rosina
From this very balcony, the opera The Barber of Seville brought Rosina to life — a playful, clever character inspired by the spirit of this neighborhood.
Sevilla / Callejón del Agua
A narrow, cool passage where the water from the Royal Alcázar once flowed, still echoing with poems, love stories, and whispered secrets.
Seville / Ópera Carmen
Walk the same streets where the fiery legend of Carmen unfolds — Bizet’s opera that captured the soul, drama, and seduction of eternal Seville.
Sevilla / Patio de banderas
Set behind the Alcázar walls, this wide courtyard holds memories of empires, royal ceremonies, and the evolution of Seville through the ages.
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Led by a passionate local historian, this walking tour takes you on an unforgettable journey through one of the most iconic and storied corners of the city. It’s more than just a history tour — it’s a deep dive into the soul of Andalusia through the tales that shaped it.
Hear the haunting story of Susona, the young Jewish woman who betrayed her people, and whose memory still lingers on a quiet street that bears her name. Learn about Miguel Mañara, the real-life inspiration for Don Juan, and uncover chilling tales like Barabbás’ ghost, as well as lighter, humorous legends of Seville’s colorful past.
We’ll explore some of the neighborhood’s most emblematic spots, such as:
Your expert guide will bring these places to life with vivid storytelling, humor, and a deep understanding of Seville’s Jewish heritage, Christian legacy, and Moorish influences. You'll walk the same paths once traveled by poets, rebels, lovers, and ghosts.
Whether it’s your first time in Seville or you’re returning for more, this tour offers a new, intimate perspective of the city — perfect for history lovers, culture seekers, and curious travelers alike.
Ready to uncover the hidden heart of Seville?
Join us and experience Santa Cruz through its stories, legends, and unforgettable charm.
How long does the tour of Seville's Jewish Quarter: Santa Cruz last?
The tour lasts approximately 1 hour and a half.
What is the price of the Seville Jewish Quarter: Santa Cruz tour?
The price for adults is 16€, for students it is 14€ and for children between 1-8 years it is free.
Are the groups for the tour of the Jewish Quarter of Seville: Santa Cruz small?
Yes, groups are limited to a maximum of 15 people
In which languages is the Seville Jewish Quarter: Santa Cruz tour available?
The languages available are English and Spanish (Italian on request)
Can the tour of the Jewish Quarter of Seville: Santa Cruz be cancelled for any reason?
With less than 4 participants the tour can be cancelled.
Are there special offers for groups of more than 10 people?
Yes, you can request information by sending us an email to booking@sevillaguias.es
Do you have any special requests?
Contact us via email at booking@sevillaguias.es and we will be happy to help you.
Sevilla / Plaza del triunfo
Located in the heart of Seville, this historic square has witnessed centuries of royal events, conquests, and silent grandeur.
Sevilla / Plaza de la Alianza
Tucked away in the narrow streets of Santa Cruz, this quiet square was once a meeting place for nobles and the setting for medieval court intrigues.
Sevilla / Plaza de Doña Elvira
Surrounded by romantic legends and nostalgia, this is one of the most charming and picturesque corners of Seville’s old Jewish Quarter.
Sevilla / Calle Susona
This street recalls the tragic tale of Susona, a young Jewish woman torn between love and betrayal, whose name lives on in local memory.
Sevilla / Hospital de los Venerables
A stunning Baroque building that once housed retired priests, now filled with centuries of sacred art and the spirit of Seville’s Golden Age.
Seville / Leyenda de Barrabás
A local tale of a thief who found redemption through love — a symbol of Seville’s dramatic passions, still alive in these winding streets.
Sevilla / Casa de Murillo
Home to the renowned painter Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, who captured the light and soul of 17th-century Seville in his masterpieces.
Sevilla / Historia de las sierpes
One of Seville’s most iconic streets, where mysterious disappearances gave birth to some of the city’s oldest urban legends
Seville / Balcón de Rosina
From this very balcony, the opera The Barber of Seville brought Rosina to life — a playful, clever character inspired by the spirit of this neighborhood.
Sevilla / Callejón del Agua
A narrow, cool passage where the water from the Royal Alcázar once flowed, still echoing with poems, love stories, and whispered secrets.
Seville / Ópera Carmen
Walk the same streets where the fiery legend of Carmen unfolds — Bizet’s opera that captured the soul, drama, and seduction of eternal Seville.
Sevilla / Patio de banderas
Set behind the Alcázar walls, this wide courtyard holds memories of empires, royal ceremonies, and the evolution of Seville through the ages.
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