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Manu B.
5.00 / 5
(1 reviews)
Spain
Hello! My name is Manu. I am master architect, master in Historical Construction Techniques and licenced guide. I studied architecture in Granada and during the degree I also worked as urban photography teacher and editor in an arts magazine. I finished in 2015 and I did an internship in Yokohama National University in Japan. After that I worked for the structures department of the University of Castilla La Mancha, where I did some restorations and started working with heritage architecture. In 2018 I started my own architecture studio and got an official guiding licence. Since then I work running my own projects and collaborating with different companies while showing the Andalusian architecture , heritage, history and urbanism in the cities of Granada, Sevilla, Guadix and Málaga.
Alfredo C.
5.00 / 5
(1 reviews)
Spain
I'm a licensed tour guide for Andalucia and I love my job. I own a minivan for six passengers (Mercedes-Benz V Class) and I do day trips and tours in a radio of two hours around my hometown. After 10 years working as a guide the most of the tours I do are private tours and I love this type of tours because allow me to be in touch with travellers who really want to enjoy the experience of discovering a destination by the hand of a local guide. When I'm guiding I love to share my expertise and knowledge whit the clients and I have realized that those travelers hiring a private tour want to be in touch with local people. So I include in my tours the visit to olive oil farms, wineries or chese makers. My purpose is that after their holidays clients remember the tour with me as a one of the highlights in the trip to Spain.
Asier G.
5.00 / 5
(1 reviews)
Spain
Hi! I’m Asier, welcome to Granada , the most wonderful and charming city in the world. I am a licensed tour guide, with a degree in Art History, five years of experience working for many travel agencies as freelance, in english, español e italiano and specialized in the Alhambra. Let me show you as a local our traditions , food and heritage . The city of the Alhambra will not disappoint you and Granada is my passion.
Juan fernando L.
Spain
I was born and grown up in my beloved city, Seville. After studying tourism and 2 masters degrees, one in event organization and the other one in Marketing, the economical crisis arrived to Spain and I decided that was a really good moment to leave home and flied to Australia where I have been living, working as a chef and as international tour leader for 6 years. 4 years ago I came back to my city where I am an official tour guide. I know almost every corner of Seville and feel the culture like a part of myself. Thanks to this love I really enjoy showing to my clients all the passion I have for the lifestyle here, the history and the details to understand how we are, how we live and many others things from our everyday life. I love what I do and that's why I really want you to tell me what are your expectations in your experience in order to tailor made an amazing experience. We can make an unforgettable experience to make your trip to Sevilla worth for the rest of your life . Some of my passion are cooking, football, tennis, surfing and flamenco. I practice all of them and follow them in Sevilla so you can count on me to enjoy some of my passions too. I really love to be like I am with my clients in order to make them feel really natural and treat me like a friend. I am easy going and really enjoy my profession so please don't hesitate to contact me and lets enjoy Sevilla and around together.
Marta C.
Spain
Hi there! I'm Marta, a licensed tour guide with an Art degree and working as a freelance tour guide for about 7 years now. After travelling to different countries for a while, I decided to come back and to help other travellers to get to know the real Andalucia so their time here turns into an unforgettable experience. Baeza and Úbeda, the cities where I live and work at, are two hidden gems away from the tourist crowds . Their historical and architectural relevance got them the recognition as World Heritage Cities by the Unesco in 2003 and are the perfect destination for those who love to go beyond. I can't wait to meet you!
Rodrigo G.
Spain