Isbilya, the islamic heritage

In 711, Seville opens its doors to Muslims, who called it Isbiliya. During 537 years city residents lived under Islam power, shaping the historic downtown of Seville such as we know it today.Islamic period preserves a rich and varied heritage, especially in Almohade period, in this time Isbiliya become in the great city of Al-Andalus. On this walk through city streets we will see most important remains from this period: mosques, bazaar, walls, doors, palaces, fortresses,baths, bridges, etc.Discover the origins of the current urban planning as legacy from Islamic Isbilya.Meeting point: Salvador squareFinish point: Gold’s Tower2:30 hours tourPrice: 6€ adults - 3€ teenager (14 - 17 years) – (Kids free children under 14 years)