Triana and ceramics

Starting from the monumental area of Seville, we will see the main monuments of the city to reach Triana, the most popular neighborhood of the city, soon. There we will visit its Ceramics Museum, the streets of its market of Abastos and we will know the secrets of the Castle of San Jorge, seat of the fearsome Inquisition. It includes tickets for the Ceramics Museum created in the old factory of Santa Ana, located in Triana and one of the last ceramic production centers of Seville capital, has ceramic pieces designed by Aníbal González and that decorated the monumental Plaza de España.

Likewise, several historical furnaces are visitable, some of them from the sixteenth century, the water well, the clay deposits, the molinas of minerals, the images or containers to store the prepared pigments, the potter’s lathe, the pieces oreo boards and the drying of molds or the board where the painters decorated the large tile panels.