Tapas Like A Local: Triana Neighborhood Tapas Tour

Start your evening on the banks of the Guadalquivir River with a crash course in Sevillian history. Then, it’s across the iconic Isabel II Bridge to your first tapas stop, a bar steeped in local tradition and the perfect place to learn all about Seville’s most famous festivals. While there, enjoy an aperitif of homemade vermouth and a variety of snacks to whet your appetite.

On the way to your second tapas stop, you’ll wind through Triana’s cobblestone backstreets making two special stops along the way – at an emblematic church and a tiny chapel. Then, it’s time for a treat the locals love, fresh shrimp and ice cold beer!

Just on the other side of Triana’s main pedestrian street is the third tapas bar, serving up the city’s best pork sirloin and tasty grilled mushrooms. Wash it all down with the local substitute to sangria or a local wine.

As you keep on exploring the hidden backstreets of Triana, learn about the neighborhood’s centuries-old ceramics tradition and catch a glimpse of the best ceramic shops in town. Finally, polish off the evening at an adorable family-run shop famous for its sherry wines served straight from the barrel with flamenco flair.