Barrio de Triana

This notable quarter of Seville has its own particular unmistakable character and personality. Over the waterway from the primary vacation spots of Seville, the quarter has the vibe of being a world separated. Like the Barrio Santa Cruz, the Barrio de Triana is a labyrinth of thin cobblestone roads and limited rear ways prompting climatic squares. What recognizes the Barrio de Triana is its legacy as a customary potters' quarter and additionally its Gypsy people group.

For quite a long time, the general population of this area have utilized the mud from the banks of the Guadalquivir River to make credible Andalusian ceramics.

The fired workshops of the Barrio de Triana, for the most part situated on the Calle Callao, the Calle Antillano Campos, and the Calle Alfareria, are particularly prestigious for their fine azulejos, coated fired tiles enhanced with beautiful geometric examples a heritage of Andalusia's Moorish stylish.