Alameda de Hércules

The Alameda de Hércules, located in Seville, on the old riverbed of the Guadalquivir, is not only the oldest public park in Europe but also the city's best-known youth leisure area. A large pedestrian area full of bars and restaurants with different vibes, frequented by tourists and students from all over the world.
In the style of London's Soho or Barcelona's Raval, Seville's Alameda is a fantastic mix of historic sites, creative spaces, multicultural offerings and nightlife.
It is divided into three areas, two of them located at either end, next to the columns, and a central area where a fountain is located in the pavement. The areas are divided by kiosks and are large and uncluttered, allowing for open-air presentations or events.