Seville Private River and Triana Quarter Walking tour

Explore Triana exclusively with your own private guide and discover the history, traditions and stories behind one of Seville’s most distinctive neighbourhoods. Starting by the Guadalquivir River, cross the iconic Isabel II Bridge and uncover Triana’s fascinating past, from sailors and voyages to the Americas to the Spanish Inquisition, traditional ceramics, flamenco and religious brotherhoods. Walk through its historic streets and discover how life on the other side of the river shaped a strong identity that still defines the neighbourhood today. With your guide dedicated exclusively to your group, this 90-minute walking tour offers a relaxed and personal way to understand Triana, with plenty of time for questions, conversation and local insights along the way.

1. 1

   Torre Del Oro

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   Our meeting point for this experience is the watchtower built over 800 years ago to defend the access of ships to the city.

2. 2

   Monumento a la Tolerancia

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   A very modern monument that represents the different cultures that have called to Seville home and that have been able to coexist for centuries.

3. 3

   Puente de Isabel II (Puente de Triana)

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   The first fixed bridge of Seville, it was built to replace the former floating bridge that connected the city with Triana quarter. This is a very good example to the iron architecture of the 1800's

4. 4

   Mercado de Triana

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   The traditional market of the neighbourhood will allow us to speak about the importance of the products of the area and how they have contributed to Mediterranean cuisine.

5. 5

   Centro Ceramica Triana

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   Here we will learn about the importance of the the crafts of the area and their contribution to the arts. Focusing on the ceramic we will also see how some traditional artisan workshops are making out of Triana a relevant location

6. 6

   Callejon de la Inquisicion

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   Getting into the Castle of San Jorge we will explore the only defensive structure of the area and headquarters of the Inquisition. We'll learn about this religious court and its importance in local history.

7. 7

   Capilla de los Marineros

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   At this little church we'll learn about one of the most important religious festivities, the Holy Week. Being the site of the most beloved brotherhoods of Triana the chapel is still a mandatory stop for everybody visiting this suburb.

8. 8

   Real Parroquia de Senora Santa Ana

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   The most important church of Triana and the first one built after the Christian conquest of 1248. A very good example of Mudéjar architecture style that was popularly know as the 'Cathedral of Triana'

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.