Walls of Seville

Wrong map position

This is not in Triana as indicated on this map. Large section of wall and archway near the Andalusian parliament building.

Once a place where locals danced and drank manzanilla

Like many other old European cities, Seville used to be surrounded by defensive walls. During the 1870s most of them were demolished to provide better access. Some have remained especially in the Maca...

City walls

The longest bit of the old city walls can be found next to the Church of Macarena, they are looking very nice and can be of interest even if you are not a fan of history.

Old city wall fragment

There are remnants of the old city walls in various places, I stumbled upon them at Plaza del Cabildo (N.B. this is not the main area of fortifications).

City fortifications

We walked around the city and now and then would see remnants of ancient walls, or towers. The Walls of Seville go back a very long time. In fact, it is said that Julius Caesar was the first to erect ...