Triana is one of the oldest and most emblematic districts of Seville, located on the other side of the Guadalquivir River. With a seafaring character and a great tradition of Seville culture, it is the nerve centre of art, the birthplace of bullfighters and the charm of its architecture and gastronomy. It is one of the most desired neighbourhoods by many visitors who do not miss its main attractions, a stroll along the river, enjoying a ‘tapeo’ in its typical shops and bars, its food market (Mercado de Triana).
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YOUR PARKING SPACE IN THE HEART OF TRIANA
Triana is one of the oldest and most emblematic districts of Seville located on the other side of the Guadalquivir River. This maritime district steeped in the tradition of the Sevillian culture, is the hub of art, the birthplace of bullfighters, with charming architecture and gastronomy. It is one of the most popular districts among visitors who flock to see its main attractions, a walk along the river, enjoying a «tapeo» in its typical gourmet establishments and bars, its food market (Mercado de Triana).
Without a doubt, Triana is a District that under no circumstances whatsoever should you forget to visit before leaving Seville and it is a place that you must tick off your travel list (have a look at our must-sees when it comes to visiting Seville).
BOOK PARKING SPACE IN TRIANA – TRIANA MARKET
The car park is under Triana market, if you are wondering where to park in Seville. It is definitely one of the best options to park in Seville, because you can move around the Triana district on foot from here and, also, move around the centre of Seville. The car park is located in Plaza del Altozano, between the pedestrian area of calle San Jacinto and calle Betis; you can park next to the Guadalquivir River and the Triana Bridge, and enjoy a wide range of shops and leisure facilities with its views of the river, the bullring and the Torre del Oro watchtower.
The car park is 5 minutes walking distance from the centre of Seville going over the bridge called Puente de Isabel II, and it has 150 parking spaces. It has a surveillance and 24 hour control service, two electric vehicle charging points that are suitable for vehicles for people with disabilities.
MONUMENTS AND ATTRACTIONS IN THE TRIANA DISTRICT
- Plaza del Altozano: The main entrance into the Triana Market car park is in the most iconic place of the district and the entrance from the Triana bridge, in Roman times Ante Ostianum.
- Triana Market: It is a food market located above the car park, beside the Triana Bridge, in the Triana district. The ruins of the Castle of San Jorge can be found underneath the market, where the headquarters of the Spanish Inquisition used to be.
- Calle Betis: It runs along the river and it is ideal to go for a stroll and contemplate the Guadalquivir and the monumental Seville, Torre del Oro, Giralda, the Cathedral, the Bullring and to enjoy the excellent cuisine of Seville and Andalusia.
- Calle Pureza: Historic buildings of the city are located along important road. The Parish church of Santa Ana is the oldest of Seville, built in the 13th century under the orders of the king Alfonso X of Castile, known as the Wise. The Casa de las Columnas (House of the Columns) is another highlight, it was built in 1780 on a plot of land that had been the Universidad de Mareantes (a seafarers guild organisation), which is now a civic centre.
- Calle San Jacinto: This is the main road of the Triana district. It is a large pedestrian shopping street, which starts in plaza del Altozano and goes up to the Plaza San Martín de Porres. A magnificent place to go for a walk and enjoy the Sevillian and Andalusian cuisine.
Parking Mercado de Triana | Visit the Triana district on the banks of the Guadalquivir river.
Book your parking space beside the Triana Bridge and enjoy the city. Book, park and nothing more. Your parking space awaits your, don’t hesitate any longer.
WHAT YOU MUST SEE IF YOU VISIT THE TRIANA DISTRICT?
As aforesaid Triana is surrounded by art, and there are numerous activities available that you should miss if it is your first visit:
• A stroll beside the Guadalquivir river, relax and enjoy the view of Seville from the other side. • Visit the Triana food market, as well as buying local fresh produce, you can visit the ruins of the Castle of San Jorge. • A visit to the Castle of San Jorge, the fortress of the city that later on was used as the headquarters of the Spanish inquisition, your visit is free. (More information). • The Callejón de la inquisición (Spanish Inquisition Alley) or the Ceramic museum. • Go out for some Tapas, an absolute must to feel the warmth and the culture of the district. • Enjoy the terraces and the rooftops.
OTHER AUSSA CAR PARKS IN THE CENTRE OF SEVILLE
If finally you decide not to park in Triana, we have other car parks that you might prefer to use in Seville. The Arenal Market car park on the other side of the Guadalquivir river and the José Laguillo car park, close to las Setas (La encarnación).
Are you looking for somewhere to park beside the cathedral of Seville?
Just a few metres from the Triana car park, we have another car park 2 minutes away, right in the centre of Seville, the Arenal Market car park.
Do you want to park near the Setas Metrosol Parasol?
Seville, as aforementioned, is a complicated area to get into and park because of the dense traffic, narrow streets and pedestrian zones. AUSSA has a car park on the ring road, so you can conveniently park 5 minutes away. More information in José Laguillo Car Park.
