Explore the city by walking from the Judería via the Callejón del Agua, one of the most emblematic and beautiful streets of Seville, until you reach the cafés of Los Venerables. And try to hit this bridge by sunset. This walk takes you through the Barrio Santa Cruz, an enchanting district of Seville with a collection of alleys twisting between whitewashed houses and flower-filled patios. Santa Cruz was the main Jewish quarter in Seville under the rule of the Moors, but the many Synagogues were turned into churches after the reconquest.
For beautiful antiques and ceramics, visit the shops Populart and Tenderete Sevilla.
