Cross the Guadalquivir to the birthplace of flamenco — ceramics, cante jondo, and Seville's soul.

Stops on This Tour (9)

1. 1
   Puente de Isabel II (Triana Bridge) Iron bridge connecting Seville to Triana — the neighbourhood that gave the world flamenco
2. 2
   Capilla del Carmen Baroque chapel on the bridgehead — Triana's patron saint
3. 3
   Mercado de Triana Market built on the ruins of the Inquisition castle — tapas stalls and history below your feet
4. 4
   Calle Betis Riverside terrace strip — the best view of Seville's skyline across the water
5. 5
   Centro Ceramica Triana Triana has made Seville's famous ceramics for five centuries — museum in a former factory
6. 6
   Calle Pureza Traditional Triana street — tile workshops and neighbourhood bars
7. 7
   Iglesia de Santa Ana Triana's oldest church — 13th-century Gothic where Triana's brotherhoods gather
8. 8
   Callejon de la Inquisicion Narrow lane where the Holy Office operated — tiles mark the grim history
9. 9
   Plaza del Altozano Triana's main square — statue of the torero Juan Belmonte

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