Triana District

You’re now on the other side of the river, walking along Calle Betis—named after the Baetis, the Roman name for the Guadalquivir. Welcome to Triana, Seville’s bohemian quarter, birthplace of flamenco! This vibrant, working-class neighbourhood is where many of the city’s most famous toreros and flamenco dancers were born. Triana is Seville’s historic gypsy quarter. If you want to experience the city’s authentic spirit, this is the place to lose yourself.