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From 13 years old.
€ 55
Children
From 5 to 12 years old.
€ 30
Discover Triana: Seville’s Soulful Quarter & Flamenco Fire
Many songs talk about the magic of Seville. Some say Seville “has an elf”, a Spanish expression to say something has the power to cast a spell on you. Others say that Seville has a special color. Some even say that it will steal your heart. There is one that says: a heart that goes to Triana will never come back.
And all of them are true: Seville is a mind-blowing city and Triana is one of its most picturesque neighborhoods. On this tour, we want to steal your heart by showing you some of the most beautiful corners of this mystical area where religion, tradition and art come together in many shapes, being Flamenco the most beautiful of all.
Starting from the iconic Torre del Oro, be ready to walk by the riverside to spot sights like the Real Maestranza, the Triana bridge and several small churches where you’ll have a sneak peek before arriving at one of the city’s most respected tablaos to experience a live Flamenco show in Seville.
Before saying farewell, your guide will give you some tips or even help you make a reservation for a tapas dinner in the area.
Tour Highlights:
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- Take an evening tour of Seville and feel the goosebumps staring at the beauty of the riverside
- Step into the mystical Triana, one of Seville’s most genuine neighborhoods and a Flamenco mecca
- Enjoy a live Flamenco show in Seville in one of Triana’s most respected tablaos
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- Triana tour in English, Japanese, Korean or Chinese
- Small Group (up to 12 people)
- 60-min Flamenco live show
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Torre del Oro, P.º de Cristóbal Colón, s/n. Your guide will be holding a sign with a The Touring Pandas logo.
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1. Meeting point: Torre del Oro
The meeting point is next to Torre del Oro, one of Seville’s most iconic landmarks. Your guide will be holding a sign with The Touring Pandas logo.
2. Real Maestranza
During the riverside walk, you will pass by the Real Maestranza, one of Spain’s most famous bullrings (no entrance).
3. Triana Bridge
The Triana Bridge is one of the city’s most romantic sights. Your guide will help you take the best pictures of this beautiful sight before crossing the bridge to continue our tour.
4. Triana neighborhood
Triana is one of Seville’s most beautiful neighborhoods. You will walk some of the streets looking for some hidden churches and other picturesque corners.
5. Teatro Flamenco Triana
The tour ends at Teatro Flamenco Triana, where you’ll witness a 60-min live flamenco show.
Before saying goodbye, your guide will give you some tips to find good tapas after the show.
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Stay flexible: Cancel up to 48 hours before the start of the tour and get a full refund.
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Unfortunately, this tour is not suitable for wheelchair users. The itinerary involves a fair amount of walking (approximately 1.5km/1mi).
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- Please arrive at our office 10 minutes early for check-in. Latecomers and no-shows can’t be accommodated and no refunds are applicable.
- This tour is not recommended for infants (0 – 4 years old). To ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience for all guests, and due to the flamenco tablao’s specific atmosphere and seating policy, we kindly ask that children under 5 years of age do not attend.
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Is Triana worth visiting if I’m already exploring Seville’s historic center?
Absolutely. While Seville’s historic center is famous for its monuments and grand architecture, Triana offers a completely different atmosphere. Traditionally known as the birthplace of many flamenco artists, Triana is one of the city’s most authentic neighborhoods, filled with local traditions, colorful streets, and a unique identity that has remained distinct for centuries.
Why is Triana so closely associated with flamenco?
Triana has long been considered one of the spiritual homes of flamenco. For generations, many of Andalusia’s most influential singers, dancers, and guitarists lived and performed here. The neighborhood’s cultural mix, strong community identity, and artistic traditions helped shape the flamenco art form that is recognized today by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Is the flamenco show included in the tour?
Yes. The experience includes a live 60-minute flamenco performance at one of Triana’s most respected flamenco venues. This allows you to experience the art form in one of the neighborhoods where it developed and flourished.
What can I expect from the flamenco show?
The performance features professional flamenco artists showcasing the three essential elements of flamenco: singing, guitar playing, and dance. The intimate setting allows you to appreciate the emotion, rhythm, and improvisation that make flamenco one of Spain’s most celebrated cultural traditions.
What will we see during the walking tour?
The route follows the Guadalquivir riverside and includes views of landmarks such as the Torre del Oro, the Real Maestranza bullring, and the iconic Triana Bridge. Once inside Triana, you will explore some of the neighborhood’s most picturesque streets, churches, and hidden corners before arriving at the flamenco venue.
Is this tour mainly about sightseeing or about local culture?
Both. The walking portion introduces some of Seville’s most beautiful riverside views and historic landmarks, while the second part focuses on Triana’s traditions, local identity, and flamenco heritage. Together, they provide a deeper understanding of Seville beyond its major monuments.
Is Triana different from the rest of Seville?
Yes. Historically, Triana developed as a separate community on the opposite side of the Guadalquivir River. It became known for its sailors, craftsmen, ceramic workshops, and flamenco families. Even today, many locals consider Triana to have a distinct personality and cultural identity within Seville.
Is the flamenco show touristy?
The show is performed by professional artists in a respected flamenco venue located in Triana itself. While visitors from around the world attend, the focus remains on authentic flamenco performance rather than large-scale theatrical production, offering a more traditional experience.