Make Metal and Taste Olive Oil: Private Goldsmithing Workshop in La Macarena, Sevilla

Seco Brothers' Private Goldsmithing Workshop & Olive Oil Tasting is a hands-on cultural mini-immersion in La Macarena, Sevilla. In a nearly 200-year-old goldsmith's workshop you learn ancient techniques, pour molten metal, and then sit down to taste Andalusian olive oils and home-style tapas. Meeting point: Seco Brothers' Workshop, La Macarena, Sevilla — exact address TBC. The program runs about 3.5 to 4 hours and is private for groups of 2–8 people. Under the guidance of the Seco brothers you shape a clay mould, pour molten metal into that mould, then file, finish and have your piece engraved. Choices include a paperweight shaped like a Spanish guitar or a personalized token; you leave with the object you made and the story behind it. The workshop's benches, brass tools and open flame make the process tactile: sparks, warm metal, and the steady rhythm of hammering that marks five generations of craft. After the metal cools, a Triana chef guides a tasting of four Andalusian extra virgin olive oils paired with Iberian ham, local tomatoes, cheeses, bread, avocado and charcuterie. The tasting is practical and instructive: you learn how acidity, pepperiness and aroma change what you taste and how locals cook. This combined craft-and-food format highlights two Sevillian neighborhoods: La Macarena's long craft history and Triana's culinary traditions across the river. Two local families run the experience; the continuity of skill and local ingredients makes it a distinct cultural offering in Seville. Expect English and Spanish guidance, closed-toe shoe recommendations for safety, and an unhurried pace suitable for beginners. The session suits people who prefer doing over watching, and it works well for couples, small groups, or solo travelers seeking a private hands-on activity. Photographers will want close-ups of molten pours, textured metal surfaces, and the spread of olive oils and tapas under warm daylight. Book this if you want a souvenir that is both tangible and instructive: a piece you made, a sharper palate, and a brief but deep dive into the living crafts of Seville. The booking is unhurried by design and allows time to learn: the cancellation policy offers 24 hours free of charge; less than 24 hours or no show is charged 100%. Guides speak English and Spanish. Because groups are small and private, hosts can adapt the pace and the final engraving to individual preferences. Wear comfortable clothes you don't mind seeing a little metal dust on; bring a small bag for your finished piece and a curiosity for tasting. Whether you're a maker, a foodie, or someone who collects stories, this workshop pairs craft with cuisine in a way that only Seville can deliver. Reserve a private slot early to secure weekend availability and an attentive learning experience.