Mercado de Triana

This guide to the Mercado de Triana in Seville opens with a 1983 discovery beneath a fish stall: the buried walls of the Castillo de San Jorge, the riverside fortress the Spanish Inquisition ran as its headquarters and jail from 1481 for close to a century and a half. It traces the castle's slow ruin, the market built over its rubble in the 1820s, and what excavation later brought back into view.