Triana is art, flavour and history
Triana, on the other bank of the Guadalquivir river, is undoubtedly one of the city's most recognised places.
It is a neighbourhood known as the birthplace of flamenco singers, dancers and craftsmen. The latter stand out for their ceramic art, which to this day remains one of the most important reasons to visit.
It not only has a fascinating and traditional history but also boasts one of the city's most famous and photographed bridges.
Who hasn't dreamed of strolling across the Triana bridge on a spring evening?
Visiting the Mercado de Triana is also a must, where, besides admiring its food and fruit stalls, you can try both local and international cuisine and get energy to continue your visit towards Calle Betis, the Castillo de San Jorge or a pleasant walk along the Guadalquivir river.
Without a doubt, it is a neighbourhood you can't miss on your visit to the city.
You'll be enchanted by its colours, smells and the friendliness of its residents!
