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Plaza de España, Seville – Torre del Oro loop from San Bernardo

Plaza de España, Seville – Torre del Oro loop from San Bernardo

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Plaza de España, Seville – Torre del Oro loop from San Bernardo

05:24

73.1km

370m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 13, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 3.71 km for 205 m

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1.37 km

Plaza de España, Seville

Highlight • Monument

The always spectacular and cinematographic Plaza de España.
A must visit on every trip to Seville.
It doesn't matter what time it is or what day of the week it …

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2.66 km

Torre del Oro

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Many expect a tower similar in size to Big Ben, only to be surprised by the building's low height. However, if there's one thing that's undeniable, it's that few images …

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3.09 km

San Telmo Palace

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The palace is one of the most beautiful buildings in the city of Seville. Rectangular in plan, it has four towers and a large central courtyard. Its 18th-century portal, the …

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3.81 km

Seville Cathedral

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The Santa, Metropolitana y Patriarcal Iglesia Catedral Santa María de la Sede y de la Asunción de Sevilla, better known as Seville Cathedral, is a Catholic church in the Gothic …

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4.11 km

It is a magical corner of Seville where you have the opportunity to enrich yourself with its history and architecture. Strolling through its cobbled streets contemplating the majestic cathedral is an experience that leaves you breathless.

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5.73 km

View of the Guadalquivir River from Puente del Cachorro

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The name of the Puente de Cachorro comes from the proximity of the church that makes a procession of the Cristo de la Expiración in Holy Week - this Christ is popularly known as the Cristo del Cachorro.

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