Parking in Plaza de Cuba

The Plaza de Cuba in Seville serves as the entry door to the Remedios neighborhood. It is located just beside the San Telmo Bridge and works as a round-about for the main streets that are in this popular area of the Andalusian capital. Some of the surrounding streets from the plaza are Calle Betis, Calle Génova, Avenida de la República Argentina, Calle Juan Sebastián Elcano and, although a smaller street, Calle Asunción is also a popular road stemming from the plaza.

In addition, the plaza acts as a good starting point to get to know this neighborhood and the Triana area. Here, you can rent bicycles to travel around the Spanish city from a different point of view. While you pedal and pedal, you can go into the best bars and enjoy a plate of tapas, then burn off the calories between your stops. But, yes, be aware of how much you drink because drinking and driving is serious and it also applies to cyclists, so maybe stick to Coca Colas and Fantas.  

Another important factor of this plaza is that there is a Metro stop of the same name that connects this district with Line 1. With the Metro, you can move between the two other stops in the Remedios neighborhood (Blas de Infante and Parque de los Príncipes) and quicken your visit. Between the bikes and public transportation, there are no more arguments against leaving your car in a car park near the Plaza de Cuba. With Parclick, you can avoid the traffic and choose the amount of time that you park your car, knowing that it will be safe in the monitored parking decks.