
Private tour · River and neighbourhood
Triana and Plaza de España: two ways to feel Seville
Cross the river to discover Triana’s identity, then see at Plaza de España how Seville chose to present itself to the world.
- Format
- Private: just your group
- Area
- Triana, the Guadalquivir banks and Plaza de España
What you will discover
Triana: neighbourhood, river and craft
For centuries Triana was the other bank: a district of sailors, potters and tile makers with a character of its own. The Castle of San Jorge, seat of the Inquisition, the market built over its ruins and the ceramic workshops tell a very different story from the monumental centre.
The Guadalquivir as a thread
The river does not divide the two places: it joins them. American silver arrived along it, Triana lived from it and the Seville of the Exposition rose beside it. Telling it this way avoids treating the tour as two products stuck together.

Plaza de España: architecture and symbols
Designed by Aníbal González for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition, the square is a manifesto: brick, Triana ceramics and a semicircle that symbolically embraces the Americas. The tiled provincial benches, the bridges and the towers all have a reason.

A sample route
- Triana BridgeThe historic entrance to the neighbourhood.
- Market and Castle of San JorgeThe memory of the Inquisition and everyday life.
- The ceramics streetsTriana’s craft and identity.
- Guadalquivir riversideThe river that explains both places.
- Plaza de EspañaThe Seville of 1929 and its symbolism.
Indicative route. Order and stops are adjusted to your time.
Who this tour works for
It is a good second tour for those who already know the monumental centre, and a more open, walkable option for families or groups who prefer wide spaces to interiors. On a first visit, it can be combined within Seville in two days.
Before you go
- Best with a low sunPlaza de España has little shade: early morning or late afternoon is far more pleasant.
- DistancesIt is a good walk along the river from Triana to Plaza de España. It can be shortened for your group.
- On your ownTo explore on your own, see our Triana guide and our Plaza de España guide.
Shall we cross the river?
Tell María when you are coming and what interests you about Triana and Plaza de España.
Frequently asked questions
Do you pay to enter Plaza de España?
No. It is an open public space.
Can we do it with children?
Yes. The spaces are wide and walkable, and the pace is adapted to the group. See also our tours for families.
Can it be combined with other tours?
It works well as a second day after the monumental tour. Ask María about combinations.
How much does a private guided tour of Seville cost?
It depends on the length of the tour, the size of your group and whether it includes monuments that require tickets. Send María your date and group size and she will reply with a proposal and its price before anything is confirmed.
Is the tour private?
Yes. Just your group and María, with the pace, breaks and questions you want.
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Shall we talk about your visit?
Tell María when you are coming, how many of you there are and what interests you. She will reply with a clear proposal.
Ask María about this tour
