Triana

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What people say

"Best for: Cultural immersion, nightlife. Why: Across the river, Triana has a real local feel with lots of flamenco, lively bars, and great food. It’s a bit less touristy but still close to the main sights. Triana is known for its vibrant flamenco scene and colorful ceramics. It’s got a real local vibe with great tapas spots and lively bars.Visit the district for colorful boulevard. "
"This quarter is a bit outside of the city center but definitely worth a stop. There is a famous market and a pottery and tiles tradition. Also, a gypsy community lived here for a long time. The rich past of this neighborhood makes it a very interesting place to visit and explore. "
"The colorful neighborhood is known for azulejos, ceramic tiles made by local artisans. There's also a well-known market, perfect to eat some local dishes such as Jamon Ibérico. "

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