At Magno Apartments we are dedicated to the integral management of exclusive accommodation in Seville. Our aim is to achieve the full satisfaction of our guests, making them feel like one of the city's residents, as if they were at home, offering quality apartments and the best services. To achieve this, we have a team of people with extensive experience and knowledge of the sector, as well as professional and innovative tools. All our accommodations go through an exhaustive selection process in their decoration, equipment and facilities, taking care of every last detail. In addition, we carry out a process of continuous improvement which we ensure that high quality standards keep to be met in all our apartments. Welcome to a great experience. Welcome to Seville. Welcome to Magno.

Newly refurbished flat in the heart of Triana neighbourhood in Seville, it has all the furniture brand new with the best qualities and the best finishes, taking care of the details so that you can feel at home. This flat is characterised by a modern decoration and marked by the style of its elements. The flat is located very close to the emblematic Betis street and the Guadalquivir river. In short, an unbeatable environment and characteristics to ensure the success of your stay.

The flat is located in the heart of the Triana neighbourhood. It is a classic Sevillian neighbourhood located on the other side of the Guadalquivir river. It extends from the Cartuja to the north to the Remedios neighbourhood to the south. With a seafaring character and a great Sevillian tradition, it is the birthplace of bullfighters and artists and attracts many visitors seduced by its many tapas bars, its views of the river, its typical food market and its small shops selling Sevillian tiles. It is the most emblematic place in the neighbourhood and the entrance from the Triana Bridge. Also of note are the Triana Market on the remains of the Castle of San Jorge, Maria Trifulca Restaurant, the old Seville-Sanlúcar de Barrameda Maritime Station, the small Chapel of Carmen, the work of Aníbal González and the monuments dedicated to Juan Belmonte and the Flamenco Dance. Calle Betis runs along the river and is ideal for strolling and contemplating the Guadalquivir and the monumental Seville, Torre del Oro, Giralda, Cathedral, Plaza de Toros, etc. It ends at the Plaza de Cuba and the San Telmo bridge.