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May 19, 2024 · Triana is the district located on the other side of the Guadalquivir in Seville and is accessible by the bridge 'Puente de Isabel II'. It is a lively working-class neighbourhood that has produced quite some famous bullfighters and flamenco dancers.
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Legend holds that Triana was founded as a Roman colony by the emperor Trajan, who was born in the nearby city of Italica; the name "Triana" supposedly derived from the original denomination of Trajana.Another theory claims that the name may be derived from the combination of the Latin tri, meaning "three", and the Celtiberian ana, meaning "river", ...
The first settlements in the Triana area are dated from the Roman period. During Muslim rule the neighborhood developed around a castle built in the 10th century. Triana was the last defence of Seville from the west before the city-walls. It was strategically important because of its position between Seville proper and both the coast and the Aljara...
Triana is connected to Seville by the Isabel II bridge (popularly known as Puente de Triana) constructed between 1845 and 1852 by Gustavo Steinacher and Ferdinand Bennetot. It has on its west side a small Neo-Mudéjar chapel built by Aníbal González in 1927; both together constitute the most recognised symbol of the neighborhood. They were declared ...
The Holy Week religious processions in Triana have a distinct character compared to those in downtown Seville. Two of the most popular are La Esperanza de Triana (Our Lady of Hope of Triana) and El Cachorro (literally, "The Puppy"). The latter reflects the popular name of a sculpture of the dying Christ. Tradition says the sculptor Francisco Antoni...
May 6, 2019 · Teeming with a gypsy spirit, plenty of flamenco flair, and some of the best tapas in the city, Triana is well worth your time. Here's how to make the most of your visit to the emblematic barrio across the river.
Triana. 4,521 reviews. #29 of 449 things to do in Seville. Neighborhoods. Write a review. About. For a more authentic and decidedly less well-scrubbed experience, it’s worth crossing the river to explore this scruffy but vibrant old quarter, historically the centre of azulejo, or glazed-tile production.
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Humble, simple, and authentic. Sitting on the other side of the River Guadalquivir and linked to the rest of the city via the Triana Bridge, Triana is the most charming and lively neighborhood in Seville. Book tour.
May 30, 2023 · Triana scorches like a spotlight when it comes to local tradition. You’ll find cafes and bars, religious processions, ceramic workshops and, well the Inquisition. Here’s your guide to what to do in Triana. Plus, a travel story…. Get your free Seville checklist here.
Known for its rich culture, spirited history, and iconic Andalusian charm, Triana captures the essence of Seville in its truest form. Join us as we delve into this neighborhood, sharing our top 20 things to see and experience in this captivating part of town .
