Private visit to La Cartuja de Sevilla

Description

On the banks of the Guadalquivir River you will find one of the most precious and ancient monuments of Seville's capital. The Monastery of Santa María de las Cuevas, better known as the Monasterio de la Cartuja, hides an incredible history. In its more than 600 years of history, it has hosted, for example, events such as Expo'92 and has been the home of Christopher Columbus. As you can see, its walls must hold hundreds of anecdotes, do you want to discover them? Sign up for this private tour of one of the most unknown places outside the walls of what was once the city of Seville. Barracks of the French troops, earthenware factory, a whole amalgam of uses and where we can enter its spaces to discover the political and historical importance of the place. We will walk through its old orchards and Mudejar buildings to discover some of the species that were first introduced from America.