Savor some of the city’s best tapas and drinks as you stroll through the lively Triana district with an expert foodie guide.

Experience Spain’s world-famous tapas culture on a private walk through Seville’s riverside Triana neighborhood. Wander the area’s local market and admire historic monuments before you arrive at the first of several tapas bars where locals spend their evenings. You’ll enjoy four drinks and at least four different tapas dishes as you learn about the food, customs, and lifestyle of sevillanos (people from Seville). Finish by saying goodbye to your foodie guide and strolling along the Río Guadalquivir to help digest the delicious cuisine.

Highlights:
– Gain an insight into southern Spain’s tapas culture with a private guide
– Stroll through the authentic neighborhood of Triana, known for its gastronomy
– Discover some of the city’s best traditional tapas spots that only locals know about
– Taste a variety of tapas with a modern twist and enjoy delicious Spanish wine

Know before you go:
– Duration: 3 hours
– Recommended for: All ages
– Group: Private
– Food & Drink: Four drinks and four tapas

What you’ll do:
Your evening starts when you meet your guide in front of Banco Santander near Puente de Triana (Triana Bridge) to get an introduction to the neighborhood. Triana lies across the Río Guadalquivir from Seville’s Casco Antiguo (Old Town) and is well-known for producing some of Spain’s finest flamenco dancers and bullfighters. Since the area used to be the Gitano Quarter until the 1950s, there are countless tablaos (flamenco venues) where you can experience authentic, intimate flamenco performances until late at night.
Start exploring at the Mercado de Triana, the buzzing local market that includes a cookery school, a brewery, and a hairdresser, as well as plentiful fresh produce stalls. Witness daily life unfold and follow your guide through the market, stopping at some of the barrio’s famous monuments. Triana is also where locals love to ir de tapas (go out for tapas), and you’ll visit three to four of the area’s best bars and bodegas, from energetic eateries to hushed hideaways. Savor at least four different tapas dishes, from traditional offerings to plates with a modern twist, while your guide explains their ingredients and history.
You might try cazon (marinated dogfish), salmorejo (cold, creamy soup), or carrilladas (braised pork cheek), as well as palmeritas de chocolate (chocolate-covered pastries) or tocino de cielo (caramel dessert) for afters. You’ll also indulge in four drinks, including some of the region’s best wines, sherries, and beers, to wash down your food. Finally, you’ll stroll back to Puente de Triana and say goodbye to your guide, feeling confident about what to order for the rest of your trip. Perhaps saunter along the river or head to a tablao for a live flamenco show to end the evening.

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Start times:
– Daily: 12:30 pm, 8:00 pm

What’s included:
– Private food guide
– Visits to three to four of the best traditional tapas bars in Seville
– Four drinks per person (sherry, red or white wine, beer, tinto de verano, and water)
– At least four tapas per person

Immerse yourself in the vibrant tapas culture of Seville’s Triana neighborhood and discover the city’s rich gastronomic traditions with a knowledgeable guide. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the historic streets, sampling a variety of delicious tapas dishes and fine Spanish wines along the way. Gain insight into the local customs and lifestyle of sevillanos as you explore hidden gems and popular hangouts known only to the residents. This private tour offers a unique and authentic culinary experience that will leave you with a newfound appreciation for the flavors of Spain.

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