Even if you don’t like it, bullfighting is still going strong in Seville. Its bullring is considered to be one of the oldest rings in the world and It is worthy to have a look at its architecture inside and visit its museum. After this, we will cross the Triana Bridge and visit the most popular neighbourhood in Seville, Triana. It is known for its azulejos (ceramic tiles) made in workshops that in the past use mud from the riverbanks. This quarter is also known for being the residence of famous flamenco artists.