Puente de Isabel II (Puente de Triana)

This stop offers views by the Guadalquivir River near the Triana Bridge. It marks the location of the historical Port of the Indies, the departure and arrival point for ships such as those of Christopher Columbus, carrying goods from America.

20 min

Triana

The Triana neighborhood is notable for its cultural history as the birthplace of flamenco, home to important bullfighters, and location of early Moorish ceramic factories.

15 min

Real Parroquia de Senora Santa Ana

Known as the Cathedral of Triana by locals, this church was the first Catholic church built in Seville after Muslim rule ended in 1248 and features Mudejar architectural style.

10 min

Torre Del Oro

The Torre del Oro is a prominent landmark originally built by the Arabs as a watchtower on the Guadalquivir River’s left bank. It was connected by a large defensive chain to another tower on the Triana side. Nearby, the guide will discuss the Real Maestranza bullring, Maestranza Theater, and Magellan’s first circumnavigation.

15 min

Palau de San Telmo

This Baroque building, built in 1682 as a marine academy for training ship pilots and officers, is now the seat of the Junta de Andalucía presidency. It is named after San Telmo, the patron saint of seafarers.

15 min

Real Fabrica De Tabacos

This tobacco factory produced 75% of cigars sold on the continent. It is the setting of the opera Carmen, where the main character, a gypsy woman working there, falls in love with a soldier guarding the building.

15 min

Parque de Maria Luisa

The tour ends with a walk through Parque de María Luisa, Seville’s largest park and former private gardens of the Palacio de San Telmo. The guide will stop at locations such as Glorieta de Bécquer and Plaza de América while sharing information about the 1929 Hispano-American Exposition held there.

15 min