From the boat the traveler will have a perspective of the María Luisa Park and its most emblematic monument, the Plaza de España. Both built during the Ibero-American exhibition of 1929. We will also pass through some of its most emblematic pavilions such as the one of Argentina and Chile. The Costurero de la Reina is another of the monuments that can be seen in this area.

From the boat the traveler will have a unique perspective of the Torre del Oro, one of the best known monuments of Seville. This construction is located in the Contaderos Dock.

In front of the Torre del Oro, on the opposite bank, the traveler will be able to admire the Triana neighborhood and its best-known street called Bétis street. We will pass under the Isabel II Bridge or as it is colloquially known Triana Bridge.

Once we leave the Triana neighborhood behind, we will arrive at the Isla de La Cartuja. The 1992 Universal Exposition was held within this enclosure. The traveler will be able to admire some of its pavilions such as the Navigation one and will have a perspective of the bridges built for the exposition such as La Barqueta and Alamillo.