# Calle Mayor de Triana

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Calle Mayor de Triana is the main pedestrian street of the Triana neighbourhood in Spain. Shop windows and cafés line its broad route. Ornate balconies and stone details mark the modernist and rationalist renovations of the early twentieth century. The street developed as the medieval town expanded from the fifteenth century.

Trade and the sea still shape its character. At one end, San Telmo park occupies the site of the former northern wall. The seventeenth-century San Telmo hermitage combines Mudejar and Gothic-Renaissance details. A modernist kiosk from 1924 stands nearby. The Palacete Rodríguez Quegles and Pérez Galdós house museum add historic buildings, while the theatre opposite opened in 1888 and was modernised in 2007. Plaza Hurtado de Mendoza, known as Plaza de las Ranas, leads towards Plaza Cairasco and the Gabinete Literario.

Sections of the old tramway called “la pepa” remain visible beneath the paving. The street received a national open-air shopping award in 2013.

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