Triana tickets and tours
Triana is a Seville district across the river, known for ceramics, its market and flamenco. Here are the main ways to visit and what to know before you choose.
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Ticket options compared
What each kind of ticket lets you see, and how the options differ in price and cancellation terms.
| Option | What’s included | Good for | Book |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exploring Triana on your own | Cross the bridge and walk the riverside street, the market and the ceramic shops at your own pace. No ticket is needed. | Anyone who likes to wander | Book now |
| Guided walking tour of Triana | A guide explains the district’s sailors, potters and flamenco families, and takes you to places you might miss alone. | Those who want the local stories | Book now |
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About Triana
Triana lies on the west bank of the Guadalquivir river and has long had its own character, apart from the old town. It was home to potters, sailors and many flamenco artists. Today it has a covered market, riverside bars and narrow streets.
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Good to know
Flamenco in TrianaTriana is closely linked with flamenco. Evening shows are held in small venues, and booking a seat ahead is usually wise.
Ceramics in TrianaThe district has a long tradition of tile and pottery making. Ask before you photograph inside a workshop.
Nearby
Seville Cathedral and Giralda
The great Gothic cathedral and its bell tower, on the opposite bank.
Plaza de España
A semicircular tiled square built in 1929, a short ride from Triana.
Also in Seville
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Frequently asked questions
Is Triana free to visit?
Yes, the streets, the riverside and the market are free to walk through. Flamenco shows and some workshops charge separately.
How long should I spend in Triana?
Two to three hours is enough for a walk, the market and a meal or a drink by the river.