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Civitatis Listing Scraper for CSV Exports

This Civitatis listing scraper turns selected activity detail pages into a structured CSV for travel research, tour inventory checks, and price monitoring. Import the template into the UScraper local desktop app, add the Civitatis activity URLs you are allowed to review, and export location keyword, detail URL, price, rating, review count, traveler count, and activity description without writing a browser script.

Output

CSV

Columns

7

Input

Detail URLs

Waits

Built in

Template

Free

At a glance

Export Civitatis activity data from detail pages

The template is intentionally direct: it starts from a known list of Civitatis activity detail URLs instead of crawling open-ended destination pages. That makes it easier to review what will be collected before the run begins. The default bundle includes three Granada examples, and you can extend coverage by adding more approved activity URLs to the Navigate block.

Under the hood, UScraper follows a simple path: Navigate to the next URL, wait for the page load, wait until the activity title appears, run Structured Export, sleep briefly, then continue the URL loop. The export block uses append mode, so every page lands in the same CSV with headers preserved.

Travel activity fields in one sheet

Use a consistent export for Civitatis prices, ratings, review counts, traveler counts, and activity descriptions instead of copying details page by page.

URL-list workflow

Add destination or activity URLs your team has approved, then let the loop process them one at a time with waits between pages.

Local desktop custody

The browser run happens in your local desktop app and the CSV is written to the folder configured in Structured Export.

Easy to adapt

If Civitatis changes a label or price module, update the Structured Export columns without rebuilding a full scraper from scratch.

Who this is for

Teams that need Civitatis listing data

Travel agencies

Tour audits

Favorable to scraping

Compare available Civitatis activities across destinations, review public prices, and keep a dated CSV record for supplier or itinerary discussions.

Market researchers

Category mapping

Favorable to scraping

Build compact datasets of activity titles, detail URLs, ratings, and traveler counts before deciding which destinations deserve deeper manual research.

Affiliate teams

Content planning

Favorable to scraping

Download Civitatis data for approved pages, then identify high-review tours, free walking tours, and price patterns that can inform travel content briefs.


How to use

Run the Civitatis listing scraper

1

Download and import

Download the hosted JSON template from this page, import it into UScraper, and open the workflow graph before the first run.

2

Add approved activity URLs

Replace or extend the default Granada URLs in the Navigate block. Start with a short list so you can validate the output before expanding.

3

Review the export path

Structured Export writes civitatis-listing-scraper.csv with headers and append mode. Change the save folder if your team stores research files elsewhere.

4

Run the browser flow

UScraper navigates, waits for load, waits for the activity title, exports the row, sleeps for one second, and advances to the next URL.

5

Open the CSV

Check that prices, ratings, review counts, traveler counts, and descriptions line up before using the file in reporting or downstream analysis.

Automation path inside the template

  1. 1

    Navigate

    Open each Civitatis activity detail URL from the configured list.

  2. 2

    Wait and verify

    Wait for the page to load, then confirm the activity title is visible before exporting.

  3. 3

    Structured export

    Append seven activity fields into one CSV file.

  4. 4

    Loop continue

    Move to the next configured URL until the list is complete.

Output preview

CSV columns produced by the template

The bundled export uses Spanish column names because the sample detail URLs are Spanish Civitatis pages. You can rename columns in Structured Export if your team prefers English headers.

lugar_palabra_clavepagina_detallada_urlpreciopuntuacion_concretanumero_opinionesnumero_viajerosdescripcion
granadahttps://www.civitatis.com/es/granada/free-tour-granada/Free tour9.422,000 opinions250,000 travelersFree tour of Granada
granadahttps://www.civitatis.com/es/granada/visita-catedral-capilla-real/32 EUR9.21,200 opinions18,000 travelersGranada Cathedral and Royal Chapel tour
granadahttps://www.civitatis.com/es/granada/free-tour-nocturno-granada/Free tour9.14,800 opinions70,000 travelersGranada night free tour
civitatis-listing-scraper.csv
CSV - UTF-8 - Append

Column

lugar_palabra_clave

Destination keyword from the breadcrumb, city title, or URL path.

Column

pagina_detallada_url

The exact Civitatis activity page URL opened during the run.

Column

precio

Visible or fallback price text when the page exposes it.

Column

puntuacion_concreta

Activity rating before the slash-ten suffix.

Column

numero_opiniones

Review count text from the rating opinion block.

Column

numero_viajeros

Traveler count shown in the activity header.

Column

descripcion

Activity title or meta description fallback.

Headers included - each configured activity URL appends one row

Pair this scraper with the TripAdvisor Hotel Guest Reviews Scraper for hotel review research, the TripAdvisor Restaurant Scraper for dining datasets, the Airbnb Room Listings Scraper for lodging comparisons, and the full UScraper template library when your travel workflow needs more sources.


Frequently asked questions

Automating Civitatis can be restricted by its terms, robots rules, supplier rights, privacy law, or local regulations even when activity pages are publicly visible. Keep runs modest, do not bypass access controls or CAPTCHA checks, avoid republishing protected content, and get legal review before commercial reuse.

Before you run

Practical limits to plan around

Guardrails for reliable Civitatis exports

Rate limits

Civitatis may slow, challenge, or block frequent requests

Keep batches modest, avoid parallel runs, and treat CAPTCHA or verification screens as a stop sign for unattended automation.

Layout drift

Activity page markup can change

Empty prices, missing ratings, or blank descriptions usually mean Civitatis changed the page or returned a different layout. Re-test one URL before scaling again.

Compliance

CSV output still needs responsible use

Review Civitatis terms, robots guidance, supplier agreements, and your internal acceptable-use rules before redistributing activity data or building commercial datasets.

Download the JSON template from this page, install the local desktop app from uscraper.io/download, and use this workflow whenever you need to export Civitatis listings into a reviewable CSV.

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What's Included

  • Template JSON file ready to import
  • Pre-configured scraping nodes
  • Works with UScraper desktop app

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