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Bus turístico verde · Parada 6
Si te bajas en la parada 6 o estás esperando el siguiente bus: 22 sitios a pocos minutos andando, ordenados por cercanía.
Para ver
Bridges
Seville's oldest bridge and the first iron bridge built in Spain (1852). One of the best viewpoints over the river, with views of the Torre del Oro at sunset. Remains of the Castle of San Jorge, former seat of the Inquisition, are preserved beside its piers.
Churches and temples
Triana Cathedral: Seville's oldest parish church (1276), commissioned by Alfonso X the Wise. One of the oldest Gothic buildings in Andalusia. It houses the Virgen de la Esperanza de Triana and the Cristo de la Expiración (El Cachorro).
Historic buildings
The oldest and most important bullring in Spain (1749-1881). Its oval layout with 12,000 spectators and the Prince's Box are heritage icons. The Bullfighting Museum, with the suits of light of Belmonte and Joselito, is one of the best in the world.
Towers and walls
Seville's most famous medieval watchtower. This 13th-century Almohad tower closed the Guadalquivir with an iron chain. Its golden tiles gave it its name as they reflected on the river. It houses the Maritime Museum and a panoramic terrace. Free entry on Mondays.
Historic buildings
Founded by Miguel de Mañara (the historical Don Juan), it houses masterpieces by Murillo and Valdés Leal, including the haunting paintings of the Postrimerías. It is still an active hospital. Seville's great artistic secret that leaves everyone who visits it astonished.
Charming neighbourhoods
The birthplace of flamenco, artisan ceramics and the sailors who accompanied Columbus. Triana has a distinct identity of its own. The Market built over the ruins of the Castillo de San Jorge and the lively Calle Betis with night views over the river are unmissable.
What to do
Local shops & retail
Castañuelas Pali pursues one main goal: to encourage the use of a musical instrument so much our own, all over the world.
Local shops & retail
Cerámica Triana, a factory of artistic ceramics and cuerda seca.
Where to stay
Tranquillity, exclusivity and comfort in 15 apartments located in the Triana neighbourhood
Where to eat
Tapas and Andalusian cuisine
An unpretentious restaurant with a cosy atmosphere serving tapas, wines and beers.
#3 Tapas and Andalusian cuisine
Seafood and fish
One of the restaurants with the best views of the Guadalquivir, next to the Triana bridge: rice dishes, seafood and Mediterranean cuisine in a privileged setting.
#7 Seafood and fish
Café and sweets
A singular gastronomic space on the banks of the Guadalquivir that champions artisanal products, fermentation, cheeses and quality breakfasts.
Café and sweets
Small stall in the Arenal market selling cupcakes, sponge cakes and other vegan pastries.
Agenda
Family
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