Delve into Seville's pivotal role as the heart of maritime trade during the Age of Discovery on this captivating walking tour. Starting at the renowned Seville Cathedral, explore how this city became the primary port linking Europe and the Americas. Wander through the Arenal district to learn about the logistics of exploration, including shipbuilding and goods control, as well as the significant institutions like the Casa de la Contratación. Cross the river to Triana, the sailors’ quarter, where you’ll uncover the personal stories of exploration, including the legacy of Magellan. This tour offers a comprehensive understanding of Seville's historical significance and its global impact.
- Discover Seville's role as a major port during the Age of Discovery
- Explore key sites like the Casa de la Contratación and Royal Shipyards
- Visit Triana, the sailors’ quarter, and hear personal stories from the era
- Gain insights into the logistics and human aspects of exploration
Next to the fountain in front of Banco de España
Next to Monument to Juan Belmonte
Introduction to Seville as inland port and capital of trade with the Americas.
Casa de la Contratación, shipyards, navigation science, control of routes and arrival of goods.
Historic port and maritime defense of the city.
Sailors’ quarter, Brotherhood of Mariners, Santa Ana church and life before transatlantic voyages.
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