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Tapas in Triana: 3-Hour Private Tour of Traditional Taverns

A 3-hour private food tour of Triana: 4 traditional bars and taverns, with 4 tapas and 4 drinks per person, Triana Market and the old Inquisition alley.

  • 3 hours
  • Free cancellation up to 24h before
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From €211 per person · min. 2 people

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Highlights

  • 4 tapas and 4 drinks per person across 4 Triana bars
  • Old-school taverns such as Bar Santa Ana and Las Golondrinas
  • Triana Bridge, Calle Betis and Triana Market along the way
  • Private tour just for your party, 2 to 6 people
  • Two slots: lunchtime (13:00) or evening (19:30)

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Our take

Triana is Seville's best neighbourhood for tapas away from the crowds, and this tour goes to taverns that still feel local: Santa Ana, the market and Las Golondrinas, something of an institution. The guide explains where each dish comes from and why Andalusian food is far more than paella and sangria. For two, €211 each is a lot for 4 tapas and 4 drinks: you're mainly paying for the private guide. With 4 it drops to about €98 a head. Worth it if you want to understand what you're eating; if you just want to graze, Triana is just as good on your own.

What's included

  • Private guided tour
  • 4 tapas per person
  • 4 drinks per person

Not included

  • Transport

Good to know

Things to keep in mind

  • Price per person with a minimum of 2 people per booking (max. 6; contact the operator for larger groups)
  • Let the operator know when booking whether you'd like the 13:00 or 19:30 slot
  • Children must be accompanied by an adult

Meeting point

Paseo de Cristóbal Colón 9, Seville (by Triana Bridge)

Meet at Paseo de Cristóbal Colón 9, at the El Arenal end of Triana Bridge. From there you cross into Triana on foot.

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The experience

The route

You start at Triana Bridge and cross into the neighbourhood along Calle Betis, with its seafaring past. First stop is Bar Santa Ana, one of Triana's most traditional taverns. Then Triana Market, with its tile-decorated stalls, and the old Inquisition alley, as Triana was once the Inquisition's headquarters. You finish at Las Golondrinas, a 19th-century tavern, with one of its signature dishes.

What's included

  • 4 tapas and 4 drinks per person across 4 bars.
  • A private guide for 3 hours.
  • Two slots: 13:00 or 19:30. Say which when booking.
  • Price per person, minimum 2, maximum 6.

Who it's for

  • Anyone who wants to eat where locals do and understand Andalusian food.
  • Groups of 4 to 6: the price per person halves.
  • Not for big appetites: it's 4 tapas, not a full dinner.

Accessibility

The operator states it is wheelchair and pushchair accessible.

Cancellation policy

Free cancellation with a full refund up to 24 hours before. No refund within 24 hours of the start.

Frequently asked questions

How much is it for two?
From €211 per person, €422 in total for two. For 4 people it's €392 in total, about €98 each.
How much food and drink is included?
4 tapas and 4 drinks per person, spread across the bars on the route.
Where does it go?
Around Triana: Triana Bridge, Calle Betis, Bar Santa Ana, Triana Market, the old Inquisition alley and Las Golondrinas tavern, where it ends.
Can I cancel?
Yes, free of charge up to 24 hours before, with a full refund.

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