Markets and Squares of Seville

The stops, in walking order

1. 1

   

   Stop 1: Alameda de Hércules

   ~3 min here

   Alameda de Hércules is a garden square and public promenade, created in 1574 when a drained, waterlogged area became a planted urban garden.

2. 2

   

   Stop 2: Setas de Sevilla

   ~3 min here

   Setas de Sevilla is the expansive wooden landmark spreading across La Encarnación square, designed by German architect Jürgen Mayer.

3. 3

   

   Stop 3: Plaza de la Alfalfa

   ~3 min here

   Plaza de la Alfalfa is a public square in Seville’s historic centre, extending naturally from Alfalfa Street.

4. 4

   

   Stop 4: Mercado del Arenal

   ~3 min here

   Mercado del Arenal is a market building on Pastor y Landero Street, completed in 1947.

5. 5

   

   Stop 5: Mercado de Triana

   ~3 min here

   Mercado de Triana is a food market on Plaza del Altozano, in Seville’s Triana district.

More walks in Seville

• HighlightsSeville Essentials10 stops · ~4 hr 55 min · 6.0 kmSee the walk
• HighlightsSeville Essentials: The Cathedral Quarter in an Hour6 stops · ~1 hr 55 min · 1.9 kmSee the walk
• RiversideThe Arenal: Seville's Old Riverside Quarter6 stops · ~4 hr 35 min · 2.2 kmSee the walk
• Local LifeAcross the Bridge: Triana and La Cartuja6 stops · ~2 hr 45 min · 2.5 kmSee the walk
• Hidden GemsPalaces, Patios and Convents of Old Seville7 stops · ~4 hr 30 min · 3.0 kmSee the walk
• Local LifeMacarena and the Alameda de Hércules6 stops · ~1 hr 5 min · 1.8 kmSee the walk
• Gardens & ViewsMaría Luisa Park and the Grand Pavilions9 stops · ~3 hr 15 min · 4.1 kmSee the walk