Ademark is a real estate agency created in 2017 by a Sevilian entrepreneur José María Hernández Barahona Campos, and his professional team constantly training in Management & Administration and law. Offering an integral service in the management of heritage. Our distinction is personalized attention, permanent commitment to service, quality, transparency, discretion, effectiveness and efficiency. The first objective is the satisfaction of our clients offering a strategic and practical vision of the market and the sector. We have more than 200 apartments distributed throughout the Andalusian coast. Our commitment is the satisfaction and comfort of our clients, offering them a great variety of services in their trips, from reservations in restaurants to transfers in different cities. We are available 24 hours a day and 365 days a year. If you want us to organize the whole trip you just have to tell us ...

The accommodation is completely renovated, and with everything you need to feel at home. The apartments are located in the neighborhood of Triana, one of the most unique neighborhoods of the city of Seville. Located near the Guadalquivir River and in front of the Torre del Oro, I found near the points of interest of the city as it is, the Giralda, the Cathedral, the Feria de Abril and the Plaza de España, as one of the most beautiful monuments of the world. We have a reception 24 hours a day. Near our facilities you will find a wide variety of tapas bars, restaurants and entertainment as well as day and night. You can enjoy one of the fashionable Flamenco Tablaos of the city of Seville within 20 meters of the building. The apartments are divided into a small living / sleeping area, fully equipped kitchen with everything you need, where you can enjoy a variety of coffees and teas and coffees. We offer a service that our guests wish and are within our reach. Our rooms are completely renovated and are in the same room.

Its origins go back to Roman times, judging by the Roman remains found in the area. And to underline the importance of the Romans for the development of the neighborhood, keep in mind that it is believed that Triana owes its name to the Roman colony founded by the Emperor Trajan. Since then, the district of Triana has been the birthplace of artists, sailors, bullfighters and potters (such as the famous Justa and Rufina, patron saints of the city, who sold pottery in a market stall in Triana. But it was not until the reign of Caliph Abu Yaqub Yusuf when the first bridge of boats was built, in the year 1171. The bridge, which would be the only one to connect the two banks of the Guadalquivir for some 700 years, was made of simple planks of wood arranged on thirteen boats (hence the name Puente de las Barcas). In spite of being quite rudimentary, this bridge was the revulsive one that impelled the commercial and vital relation with the other margin of the Guadalquivir, the present center of the capital. Triana takes its name from the old homonymous traditional neighborhood, located next to the Guadalquivir river, to the other side of the historical core.