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Legends of Triana Tour
Take a walking tour of one of Seville’s most iconic neighbourhoods
The origins of Triana date back to the founding of Seville by the Phoenician merchant Melkart, who would later be known as Hercules. Little did anyone know that Triana was destined to become one of Seville’s most famous neighbourhoods, thanks in part to its flamenco and pottery traditions.
On this circular route, Turiguía offers its visiting friends the chance to discover every corner of this picturesque neighbourhood. We will uncover anecdotes, events and historical sites in the neighbourhood of Triana. A neighbourhood divided into two parts: to the south, the old port, and to the north, the more industrial area. With its iconic Triana Bridge over the River Guadalquivir, Calle Pureza or San Jacinto.
Visitors will discover the Capillita del Carmen, the Triana market, San Jorge Castle, the Church of Santa Ana, the Casa de la Esperanza de Triana, and the old Cava de los Gitanos, the cradle of flamenco. A neighbourhood of stories and legends, of traditions and Holy Week.
We will stroll along the famous Calle Betis, from where we will see its famous bridge and discover other sites such as the Patio de Monipodio or the old University of Mareantes.
Important things to know
What time does it start, and where?
- Check the booking calendar to see the start time by clicking on the date you wish to take the guided tour.
- The meeting point is at the Capilla del Carmen, Plaza del Altozano (Puente de Isabel II, 23, 41010 Seville) – View the meeting point on Google Maps
We recommend arriving at the meeting point well in advance to ensure a smooth experience.
What's included?
Professional guide.
Walking tour of the Triana district.
Any extras not specified.
Can I cancel or change my booking?
- It is possible to change the date of the activity, depending on how far in advance the request is made. In some cases, it will be necessary to pay again the corresponding amount for monument tickets or other arrangements to secure the new date.
- Tickets already purchased are non-refundable under any circumstances, as they are bought in advance and issued in the visitor’s name.
- Except for the amount corresponding to tickets, as a general rule all activities offer a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours before the tour starts.
- In the case of Granada, excluding the amount corresponding to tickets, cancellation is free if made at least 48 hours before the tour.
- In the case of audio-guided tours, the product is non-refundable.
- Need more information? Click here to view our General Conditions.
Do you have any other questions?
- You can check our frequently asked questions section by clicking here.