The island was named by Christopher Columbus as San Salvador, in honour of Jesus Christ and the salvation that finding land implied after that long journey.

It is a lively working-class neighbourhood that has produced quite some famous bullfighters and flamenco dancers. Triana is not a district with spectacular ...

Located on the banks of the Guadalquivir, at the western end of the city, Triana has an ancient history you can be breathe when walking through it's streets.

Nice little find. Traditional little market with some great food stalls. Obviously, a favourite with locals who are sitting eating tapas and drinking. For us, ...

1. Triana Bridge or Isabel II Bridge. Triana Bridge (Puente de Isabel II): Begin your journey with the breathtaking sight of Triana Bridge, an impressive ...

Redeveloped in 2012 to 2013, it has become a lively attraction in its own right, with a number of excellent tapas bars that serve food and drink well after the ...

Bar T de Triana, Seville: See 162 unbiased reviews of Bar T de Triana, rated 3.5 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #1380 of 3221 restaurants in Seville.

In the Plaza de Cuba, a sphere marks the mile zero of the first circumnavigation of the Earth. And history has also left its dark chapter. The Castle of St.

Orillas de Triana is a flamenco space that shares facilities with Flamenco Flamenco Academy. A perfect location to offer lovers of this genuine Andalusian art a ...