Puente de Triana — Attraction in Seville

for me if you are in Sevilla even for one night you should watch sunset around Puente de Triana😊 Many years ago during my first visit in Sevilla i did not know nothing about this bridge and i went back without seeing this bridge and Triana 😰 So as your friend i would stronly advice not to make my mistake😂 Take photos of Puente de Triana during magical sunsets together with your loved ones, go to Triana walk around there and also in the Mercado Triana .. Yes Mercado Triana is expensive but including food everything is realy😋😋 By the way at the city center side of the bridge there is one Churrería Kiosk and if you like them you should try this one for sure😇😇 I am not great fun but one good local friend of mine told me about this place and together with her we had some😊 I put here some my good photos of the bridge & around for you I have many many more photos of...

The Puente de Isabel II, also known as the Triana Bridge, is a historic bridge that spans the Guadalquivir River in Seville, connecting the city center with the Triana neighborhood. The bridge was built in the mid-19th century and is named after Queen Isabella II of Spain. It features a stunning iron structure and ornate lampposts that light up at night, creating a beautiful and romantic atmosphere. The bridge offers panoramic views of the river and the city, and it's a popular spot for tourists and locals alike to take a stroll and enjoy the scenery. The Triana neighborhood, located on the other side of the bridge, is known for its lively atmosphere, traditional flamenco bars, and colorful ceramics shops, making it a must-visit destination for anyone...

Behind the market, we found a hookah bar with a view of the river and ordered cocktails. The bartender meticulously hand crafted an excellent Cosmopolitan for my wife and we lounged while people watching, enjoying the soft cool breeze off the river. We then took a night stroll along the river bank on a paved path toward Puente de Isabell II. The light cast from the bridge and reflected on the water inspired a romantic ambiance and proved to be a beautiful backdrop for photos. Tip: manually turn on your flash to illuminate people in the foreground. It won't washout the bridge and river lights in the background. There are many opportunities to take stairs or ramps up to the street when you're ready to catch...