Complete Triana Tour "Corrales included"

Puente de San Telmo

After starting our route in Torre del Oro, we will cross the San Telmo Bridge that has such beautiful views of Seville and Triana.

Monumento Milla Cero de la Tierra

Monument in honor of the first round the world “Zero Mile” remembering that from here the expedition departed. Also nearby is the April Fair and all its history. What do you know about the most popular party in Seville?

Calle Betis

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.

Miguel de Cervantes was one of the greatest writers Spain has ever had. He lived in Seville for a while and there is a place we will visit that served as a great inspiration.

What views we have of Seville from this ancient port of Triana. The same jetty from which Carmen and Las Cigarreras left to work in the Seville Tobacco Factory. Let’s put an image to the myth of Carmen the Cigarette.

Puente de Isabel II (Puente de Triana)

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

Triana

There were more than 100 pens and today there are about 15. Your patios are life!!.

Plazuela de Santa Ana, one of the great corners of the neighborhood. Place of meeting of the former Flemish.

Real Parroquia de Señora Santa Ana

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

Capilla de los Marineros

Triana has 5 sororities, you can enter one of them. In the famous chapel of the Sailors you will see the image of the Hope of Triana, unique for many and varied reasons that we will tell you.

Parroquia de San Jacinto (Dominicos)

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.

Hermandad De La Estrella

In the Chapel of the Star Brotherhood is the patron saint of the former shippers of the port. In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries – religiosity was everything in life.

Calle San Jacinto

Old courtyards, pretty tiled facades, crowds, bars and lots of southern atmosphere.

Capilla Virgen del Carmen

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.

Monumento a Juan Belmonte

Triana has also been a land of great bullfighters.

Monumento Triana al Arte Flamenco

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

Mercado de Triana

Triana has renowned gastronomy, plus this Triana Market has a lot of life and you have to feel it.

Museo Del Castillo De San Jorge

The truth is that Seville for its many people and cultures has suffered constant persecution. In this castle the Catholic Monarchs create the Inquisition.

In some of these courtyards were the large furnaces of the neighborhood and still survive some small ceramic workshops.

Centro Ceramica Triana

The fame of Triana ceramics is well deserved and this museum could not miss.

This part assumes the evolution of Triana, and is understood in Calle Pages del Corro, yesterday's Triana, today's and tomorrow's. The Complete Triana.