Cultural and industrial walk along the Muelle de la Sal and the Centro Cerámica Triana

The Barrio de Triana is one of the enclaves with the most personality in Seville, birthplace of bullfighters, flamenco singers, and potters that preserves an unmistakable popular atmosphere on the other side of the Guadalquivir river. Crossing the iconic Puente de Triana leads to discovering streets as authentic as Alfarería and San Jorge.

As an ideal complement, the Centro Cerámica Triana allows you to enter the old restored factory to learn about the original kilns and the pottery tradition of the neighborhood. It is a complete immersion in the artisan culture and the daily pulse of the area's residents.

Access to the neighborhood's streets is free, while the Centro Cerámica has accessible admission and visiting hours from Tuesday to Sunday. It is an excellent plan to combine a traditional walk and industrial heritage.