The Original Bike Tours Company
A while ago we were lucky enough to be able to show our beautiful Seville to two of the most interesting people we’ve ever met Jamie Lafferty and Nori Jemil, they both came to Seville sent by the National Geographic Traveller UK and we couldn’t … READ MORE
Italica was founded in 206 BC by the great Roman general Publius Cornelius Scipio (the Africanus) to settle his victorious veterans from the Second Punic Wars against Hannibal and the Carthaginians, and close enough to the Guadalquivir to control the area. The name Italica reflected the veterans’ Italian … READ MORE
It is always sunny (you know how annoying the sun can be). There are 40.000 orange trees in the city so if you come during April, May or June you will have to smell the orange blossom 24/7. Guadalquivir river is the only navigable river … READ MORE
Hey Seebybikers!! We all know that Sevilla has a lot of interesting buildings but this one might be one of our favorites: Torre del Oro. Yesterday we sent our trainees Liam and Craig to visit it in the morning (remember the visit is … READ MORE
The Royal Tobacco Factory of Seville was the most important industrial building of Spain during the XVIII Century and it was the first Tobacco Factory in Europe. When in 1492 the Spanish “discovered” America, they also “discovered” the tobacco plant and they decided to bring … READ MORE
The production of ceramics in Sevilla has always been really important and very varied, based on products destined to the ornamental lining or with unctional like pots, bowls, vases, jars, etc. and has had a long historical tradition. The most important ceramics production center … READ MORE
