Triana

I was just there a week ago David. If you go over the (Isabella?) bridge to Triana, go down the first street on the right. Near the end of that street, a couple of blocks from the bridge, are 3 or 4 ceramics shops, and a modest-sized, nice ceramics museum, which focuses on the history of ceramics, especially in Triana. All nice but not spectacular. I was only there in the afternoon, not at night.

I really enjoyed the Triana Mercado which is at the end of the Triana bridge. There are also Roman ruins below the mercado. Enjoy!

I really enjoyed the Triana Mercado which is at the end of the Triana bridge. There are also Roman ruins below the mercado. Enjoy!

One of our favorite evenings on our 3-week trip to Spain last summer was listening to a couple of flamenco musicians in a small bar in Triana. The musicians played for a good three hours and there were only a handful of people in the place. My husband, who speaks Spanish and plays guitar, especially enjoyed it when one of the musicians came to our table to chat. I don't remember the name of the place, but if you are interested I can do a little research and find it for you.

of course. thx!