Triana Tour + Night Flemish Experience

Your guide does NOT carry an umbrella YES folder in hand, and will be in PLAZA DEL ALTOZANO ⧽ After crossing Puente de Triana / Isabel II is Plaza del Altozano, under the large green ficus, between the monument to the bullfighter Belmonte and the Flamenca.

Tribute to singing, dancing, guitar and palms. Flamenco is an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity and you will see it first hand.

There was an earlier time when Seville was divided: Juan Belmonte was, the great bull rivalry!!. Triana has also been a land of bullfighters.

Famous Triana Bridge. The oldest preserved Iron in Spain, built in 1852.

You can see that the best viewpoint in Seville is in the heart of Triana, opposite the Real Maestranza.

Triana is like a town within Seville, with an independent life and great weight in our history. Seville and Triana were always separated, and here we will tell you their story to understand Triana well.

Plazuela de Santa Ana, one of the great corners of the neighborhood, a place to stop. Meeting place of the old flamingos, and there are places to see.

Center of ancient Triana, you can not miss the ancient Church of Gypsies Trianeros, nor miss knowing its history and legends.

Seville is a religious destination, has 125 temples, the city
with higher numbers throughout Spain. Triana has 5
sororities. This is the famous Mariners Chapel.

Former Dominican Convent of San Jacinto, belonging to an old hospital and the surrounding area served as a mass grave during one of the plague epidemics.

The busiest street in Triana, you have to know where to drink something, and do not miss the one that was before : Hispano-Aviación factory , where the first Spanish reactor was made that opened the way to modern fighters.

The Star Brotherhood Chapel is the patron saint of the old port shippers. In the 16th and 17th centuries - religiosity was everything in life.

Streets with anger, cross Rodrigo de Triana and the Christ of the Three Falls, even the cobblestones fight to see who has more history.

One of the last works of Aníbal González, the architect of Seville, and of the universal exhibition we had in 1929 with Plaza de España.

This was the exhibition shop of the old ceramic factory, where the samples of pieces and commissions were displayed.

Here, amid the smell of fired mud and echoes of lathe, was the heart of Triana’s ceramics. Where today you see charming shops, hammers used to sound, tiles were baked and pure art was sweated.

The streets of Seville and Triana have tiles with hearth!

Where once stood the dreaded Castle of St. George, today stands... fisheries, fruit shops and bars with lots of life!

Triana has a lot of art, yes but also a dark past!

In the remains of the Castle of St. George was installed nothing less than the feared Inquisition.

She was the first from Triana to cross the Boat Bridge to the Cathedral in a Holy Week.