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Popular things to do in Triana
Triana Bridge
4.5/5(194 reviews)
Make your way across the Guadalquivir River on a 19th-century iron-arch bridge and see where lovers leave symbols of their devotion.
La Cartuja Monastery
5/5(1 review)
Catch a concert or sports match at one of the largest stadiums in Spain.
Santa Maria de las Cuevas Monastery
Step back in time and learn more about local history with a stop at Santa Maria de las Cuevas Monastery (La Cartuja) in Seville. Check out the stunning cathedral and lively bars in this walkable area.
Seville Cathedral
5/5(701 reviews)
See Columbus’ tomb, artwork by Goya and Murillo and plenty of breathtaking architecture all within the largest Gothic cathedral in Europe.
Alcazar
5/5(654 reviews)
Discover a millennium’s worth of royal treasures in this architectural masterpiece in the heart of Seville.
Plaza de Espana
5/5(619 reviews)
Spend time admiring the fountains, bridges and painted ceramic tiles in Seville’s most impressive plaza, then sample tapas in restaurants surrounding the square.
Top activities in Triana
Seville Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
$23
On an unlimited hop-on hop-off bus tour, discover all of Seville's best sights! With a 24 or 48 hour pass, explore the city at your own pace, experiencing the key landmarks on your sightseeing journey.
Seville Alcázar: Skip-the-Line Tickets and Tour
$33
Visit the jewel of Seville and the oldest and most complex royal residence in use in Europe. The UNESCO-listed Alcázar is an expression of the diverse cultures that feature in the city’s history. Discover the Alcázar, which saw Roman, Visigoth and Arab Seville flourish.
Spanish Cooking Class with Meal & Drinks
$60
There's no better way to immerse yourself in Seville's extraordinary culinary identity than with a cooking class and tour of a local food market. Enter a kitchen and let a professional chef introduce you to this magical city's rich food culture.
Flamenco show and tapas in Triana
$104
This tour is an opportunity to discover the history of flamenco and its roots. The mixture of diverse cultures in Andalusia was the perfect breeding ground for the development of this art that is considered Intangible World Heritage.
Tapas and Flamenco Tour in Triana
$82
Going out for tapas is part of the culture of Seville and Andalusia in general. The bars are more than a place to go to eat, these are a meeting point that is part of the idiosyncrasy for centuries and Triana does not escape from it.
Tablao Flamenco Pura Esencia
$22
Visit: Triana, Seville Spain Enjoy an afthetic one hour flamenco show with a cast of a singer, a guitar player, and two dancers “bailaor&bailaora”, for an hour. As a testing we offer you a glass of Manzanilla, typical white wine from the south of Andalusia.
Other neighborhoods in Seville
Alameda
Known for Friendly People, Bars, Walking
Alameda is popular for its abundant dining options, and if you're looking for more to see and do, you might think about a trip to Alameda de Hércules or Alameda Theater.
Historical Center
Known for Monuments, Cafes, Cathedrals
4.5/5(512 reviews)
The fantastic nightlife, stunning cathedral, and popular shops are notable features of Historical Center. Make a stop by Museum of Fine Arts or Giralda Tower while you're visiting, and jump aboard the metro at Puerta de Jerez Station to get around town.
Alfalfa
Known for Monuments, Friendly People, Walking
Unique features of Alfalfa include the bars and historic sites. Make a stop by Metropol Parasol or Calle Sierpes while you're exploring the area.
El Arenal
Known for Cathedrals, Cafes, Romantic
5/5(179 reviews)
If you're spending time in El Arenal, you might enjoy attractions like Plaza de Toros de la Real Maestranza and Torre del Oro Watchtower. You might also enjoy the neighborhood's ample dining options before hopping on the metro at Puerta de Jerez Station to see more of the city.
San Gil
Known for Cathedrals, Friendly People, Walking
Unique features of San Gil include the historic sites and bars. Make a stop by Alameda de Hércules or Basilica of the Macarena while you're exploring the area.
Santa Cruz
Known for Cathedrals, Cafes, Historical Buildings
5/5(568 reviews)
Cafés and historic sites are a few notable features of the neighborhood.