Our group of 5 took a bike tour of Seville. Our guide, Marta, was very knowledgeable about…read moreSeville. She gave us lots of history and also suggestions for seeing the city after the tour. I highly recommend this bike tour!

This is a good option if you want to combine a historical walk-around with a bike. If you use Rick…read moreSteve's audio tour you might look for another option as this tour covered more than half of it. That said, our guide was very informative and pleasant. There was less riding than I would have liked but that's just me.

Since I had a limited time to explore Seville, renting a bike worked perfectly…read more When I was walking towards the historic area, I noticed on bike lane near the side walk. I thought a bike must be popular and thought about renting a bike here. This was the first place I saw and went in to rent a bike. I later noticed so many bike rental shops available in the city. They require 140€ deposit and a copy of photo ID. They made a copy of my Arizona driver's license. Upon return, she processed a deposit back to my credit card and when I checked the credit card statement, I didn't even see a charge as they processed quickly. Renting a bike for two hours allowed me to see more places that walking. Price was reasonable. A bike comes with a lock with a key if you want to park your bike. They also have a tour desk inside, she kept pushing to buy some tours but I kept saying no. If you are interested in a tour, they can arrange a ticket for you. I came back 3 minutes later than 2 hours limit but the staff didn't say anything and didn't charge me for another hour.

We rented 2 bikes here for 24 hours. It was perfect. The guy we spoke to was very helpful. I…read moredecided I wanted a different style of bike and it was no problem. Bikes were well maintained. Very easy over all.

Great experience renting a very nice road bike and a touring bike. The service and bikes were…read moregreat. The bikes were in very good condition and I had no mechanical issues in 7 days and many hours of riding. Ali helped me set up the bikes to my dimensions and attach my seat, tools, and pedals. The seat/saddle that came with the touring bike was comfortable enough that I didn't use mine. The shop is located in downtown in a cute district of many little shops in the towering buildings and narrow walking streets. It is also close to major roads, taxis, and park. Ali directed me to a restaurant nearby with the best tapas I had in Spain: Bar Catalina. The bike shop name made it a little hard to find on searches, it is: Rent a bike Sevilla Pl. de Sta Cruz, 4, 41004 Sevilla