Legends of Triana Tour

The origins of Triana date back to the founding of Seville by the Phoenician merchant Melkart, who would later be renamed Hercules. Unbeknownst to anyone at the time, Triana was destined to become one of Seville’s most famous neighbourhoods, renowned for its flamenco and pottery traditions, among other things.

On this circular route, Naturanda offers its visitors the chance to discover every corner of this picturesque neighbourhood. We will uncover anecdotes, events and historical sites in the Triana neighbourhood. A neighbourhood divided into two parts: to the south, the old port, and to the north, the more industrial part. With its iconic Triana bridge over the Guadalquivir River, Pureza Street and San Jacinto Street.

Visitors will discover the Capillita del Carmen chapel, the Triana market, San Jorge Castle, Santa Ana Church, the Esperanza de Triana house, and the old Cava de los Gitanos, the birthplace of flamenco. A neighbourhood steeped in history and legends, traditions and Holy Week celebrations.

We will stroll along the famous Calle Betis, where we will see its famous bridge and discover other sites such as the Patio de Monipodio and the old University of Mareantes.