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Triana

Triana is the best known quarter of the city, following the historical
centre, for its closeness to it and for being situated on the other side of
the Guadalquivir river.Our river divides the city into two river banks and

​Triana has the best views of the old town for its priviledge location. Triana
borders with isla de la Cartuja to the north and with Barrio de los
Remedios to the south.

Its neighbors are considerated Trianeros and stand proud the idiosyncracy of their quarter. Bullfighters, painters, artista, musicians, comedians, this quarter breaths art and an optimistic and creative way of life.

Maybe its best known street is calle Betis, named like that for being the
roman name of the Guadalquivir river (this one, of arabic origin). It is next
to the river and the best view of Seville and main monuments can be
enjoyed in the whole street. In this street is celebrated Velá de Santa Ana,
a very personal and festive fair.

What to do in Triana

Triana is living a splendor momento and that is the reason why Seville has
been chosen by the prestigious Lonely Planet as the best destination in
2018.

The variety and quality of its tapas bars, the culture of the flamenco on its
streets and taverns, the visit to the famous mercado de abastos and to the
historic ceramic factories are some of the main reasons to walk through its
streets. Triana is not notable for its monuments or for beingdedicated to tourism. Its charm comes from there, from the ambience on its streets, its characters, its art and its cuisine.

As interest points should be mentioned:

1 “LONJA DEL BARRANCO”

Reformed market with gastronomic places where Bellota ham, payoyo
cheese, local wines or international cuisine like sushi, pizzas or pies can be
tasted. The iron and glass structure by Gustav Eiffel on the XIX century, was
designed for being a fish market.

2 TRIANA MARKET

First time in the morning is the best momento to visit the food market, a
market that has integrated in its structure San Jorge’s castle ruins,
historic building as centre of the Inquisition between XV and XVII century.

3 SANTA ANA CHURCH

Is a parish church in Gothic-Mudéjar style, named as Interest Cultural
Building and whose construction begins at vthe end of the XIII century,
being the first church builded with new floor in the city after the
reconquest, in 1266. The church is commonly known as the Catedral de
Triana. It should be noted, the main altarpiece by Pedro de Campaña, a
magnificent piece of Golden Wood that presides the church.

4 CERAMIC CENTRE TRIANA

Created in the old Santa Ana’s Factory, this centre is an atractive and
educational MUSEUM of pottery and its artisans. It is the main ceramic
producer centre of Seville and has ceramic pieces of Anibal González. The main ceramics production centre in Seville and has ceramics by Aníbal González.