The Triana Market in Seville is smaller than many. It’s easy to reach (about ten minutes walk from the centre) and find. It’s on the Plaza del Altozano, next to the Triana bridge. It’s situated over the remains of the Castle of San Jorge – built originally in 1171, it later became the seat of the inquisition – now demolished except for one wall. The address is: Calle San Jorge, 6
You’ll find there not only a good selection of cheese and jamón ibérico but also tours, cooking classes and daily flamenco performances as well as a collection of tapas bars.
You’ll find a lot of tourists, scarce locals, and professional purchasers are rare.
But it’s a colourful and lively site, many stalls faced with traditional Spanish tiles.
Opening hours are a moveable – go to the official website for the latest information.
