Industry and Artistry in Seville’s Triana: An Audio Tour

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1. On this tour, we'll explore Triana, on the other side of the Guadalquivir river from Seville's city centre. Triana was traditionally a working-class neighbourhood famous for its ceramics industry and flamenco.
2. Our tour starts on the Puente de Triana, which was the first fixed bridge across the River Guadalquivir in Seville when it was completed in 1852. From the bridge, we'll enjoy magnificent views across the river towards the historic centre of Seville.
3. Admire the Capilla del Carmen, an exquisite chapel designed by the architect behind Seville’s Plaza de España
4. We'll pass by the Mercado de Triana, an excellent market with a traditional feel. There are many good tapas bars in the market, so it's a good place to grab a drink or to have lunch.
5. We'll also pass the Castillo de San Jorge, which was once the headquarters of the much-feared Inquisition. Admission to the castle is free, but opening hours vary depending on temporary exhibitions.
6. We'll pass by the Centro Ceramica Triana, which tells the story of Triana's famous ceramics industry. However, entry to the museum is not included in this tour.
7. We'll pass by the Capilla de los Marineros, which was once the chapel of Triana's mariners. Entry to the chapel is free, and it is worth going inside.
8. We'll pass by the gothic-mudéjar church of Santa Ana, affectionately known as Triana's cathedral. However, entry to the church is not included in this tour.

• Suitable for all physical fitness levels