The Guadalquivir River is a large ancient river that runs through Spain and has a length of 700 km and connects the city of Seville with the Atlantic Ocean. In fact, the name of this river comes from the Arabic "Grand Valley", and it has become a strategic point of great importance for Seville, as it has always been the place where merchant ships docked Loaded with gold, silver, tobacco and other precious commodities in great demand. Lined along the river are many of the city's attractions, making a river cruise a very enjoyable experience.