The hotel-style apartment we booked in advance is in the Tria district. As soon as we entered the city, we fell in love with it instantly! Opposite the hotel is the cathedral, and you can see the church on the balcony. And the benefits of living in the city are very convenient to go anywhere, but the trouble is that every time parking is very hard, most of the old streets in Europe are narrow, very testing car skills, and the parking lot is also very small. But seeing such a classical street view, this little difficulty can still be overcome.
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The hotel-style apartment we booked in advance is in the Tria district. As soon as we entered the city, we fell in love with it instantly! Opposite the hotel is the cathedral, and you can see the church on the balcony. And the benefits of living in the city are very convenient to go anywhere, but the trouble is that every time parking is very hard, most of the old streets in Europe are narrow, very testing car skills, and the parking lot is also very small. But seeing such a classical street view, this little difficulty can still be overcome.
When I arrived in Sevilla, Portugal, I heard that the characteristic neighborhood here is good, it is suitable for walking and stopping... So I used free time to strut around on the streets of Sevilla. Take photos of locals and tourists... There is no fast pace of pedestrians on the street, everything looks very quiet and beautiful.
When visiting this lovely little town in Seville, you can step into some of the old Spanish buildings. The courtyards of these buildings have a strong Spanish style and each courtyard is full of its own unique colors and decorations, which are very nice.
Walking across the bridge over the river Isabel II, across the river is the Triana district, which is full of bars and restaurants, forming two completely different characteristics from the east of the river. This is the birthplace of flamenco dance, there is a statue on the west bank of the bridge, should be the first to start flamenco dance.
Triana is a block in Seville, Spain, opposite the city center on the Guadalquiville River. Traditionally, Triana residents consider the block to be completely different from the rest of Seville. But Triana is also an integral part of Seville's culture and traditions.