Walk the streets of the Santa Cruz neighborhood and at times you will feel transported back in time to another era among its streets that are reminiscent of a labyrinth, since they are mostly narrow, but they are full of light and color and decorated with all kinds of of flowers. You can also enjoy its art and customs as you are next to such emblematic buildings as the Real Maestranza bullring, built between the 18th and 19th centuries and named Real Maestranza by Philip V in 1730. Great Maestranza theater where you can enjoy of one of the 153 operas with plots set in the City.

This building is flanked by the Torre del Oro of Almohad origin, built between 1220 and 1221, emblem of the city and the Guadalquivir River, the fifth river in Spain by its length, whose waters were crossed by all the ships from the New World and in the which you can enjoy a pleasant walk while you have dinner contemplating the beautiful neighborhoods of Triana, Los Remedios, La Macarena, etc., and such emblematic bridges as the Isabel II Bridge, better known as the Triana Bridge. Between visits you will be lucky enough to enjoy unparalleled gastronomy, highlighting the Tapeo.