The Santa Cruz quarters are right next to those of Triana, and it's one of the most important in Seville. It is found in the center of the city surrounded by spacious homes with palaces and white patios with the fresh aroma of flowers.

It's origins date back to the time of the conquest of the city of Seville by Ferdinand III who kicked out the jews that occupied it. This quarter made up of narrow streets, jewish quarters and town squares such as the Venerables are filled with outdoor bar terraces where you can enjoy watching the surroundings.

From it's art we must mention the Santa Maria la Blanca Church built over an old sinagogue around the XIV century, as well as the Santa Cruz church.