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Calle Betis faces the Torre del Oro, while Plaza del Altozano and the church of Santa Ana hold the middle of the west bank.
Far bank, Betis, Santa Ana
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Calle Betis, Plaza del Altozano, Puente de Isabel II
The west bank past the Isabel II bridge. Calle Betis faces Torre del Oro. Plaza del Altozano and the Iglesia de Santa Ana hold the middle of the quarter. An evening walk, not a tail of the cathedral.

Calle Betis faces the Torre del Oro, while Plaza del Altozano and the church of Santa Ana hold the middle of the west bank.
Come toward evening, when tables go out on Betis. Mornings are quieter, with no Alcázar queue.
Worth it if you want to sleep by the river and eat downstairs. The cathedral is a bridge away in the morning. A suitcase is awkward on Betis.
Fedor Samorodov · guide
Cross the Isabel II bridge and stay on the west bank. Calle Betis is the quay facing the tower, and Santa Ana and Altozano are a block in from the water: the river and the church are one evening walk.