Triana is the famous (infamous?) barrio across the river, and although outside the city walls is almost as old as Seville itself. Where the Isabella bridge now stands was the location of the “Bridge of Boats”, built in the 11th century to connect the city to its agricultural hinterland, and protected by the castle of San Jorge, later the headquarters of the Spanish Inquisition. Once the gypsy and sailors quarter, and home to the city’s ceramics industry, the locals regard it as a separate entity with a character all of its own. It has one of the best known markets, and its traditional bars are famous for their fish and seafood. Definitely worth exploring.

• Alfarería 21

• Antigua Casa Diego

• Balbuena y Huertas

• Bar Amarra

• Bar Bistec

• Bar Juan Carlos

• Barbiana Triana

• Blanca Paloma

• Blanco Cerrillo Triana

• Casa Cuesta

• Casa Oliva

• Casa Ruperto

• El Mercader de Triana

• La Antigua Abacería

• La Atrayana

• La Casa del Cordero

• La Casa Fundida

• La Primera del Puente

• La Primera del Puente Terraza

• Las Columnas Baco

• Las Golondrinas *

• Las Golondrinas II *

• Mariscos Emilio

• Puratasca

• Sol y Sombra

• Victoria 8

* vegetarian friendly