Fotos antiguas de Coria del Río
Coria del Río, a charming town nestled near Seville, serves as a gateway to a fascinating past that whispers through the ancient photographs of Coria del Río. Initiating its rich history, the town played a pivotal role in the 17th century with the visit of Hasekura Tsunenaga, a delegation from Japan. It marked an epoch where cultural bridges began to form between Europe and Japan. Almost 650 residents proudly carry the surname Japón, a testament to their roots linked to the first Japanese official envoy to Spain. Today, as you walk along the Guadalquivir river, you may find the charming statue of Hasekura Tsunenaga, a gift from Japan, symbolizing enduring friendship and heritage. Engage with this vibrant community, and consider sharing your own imágenes antiguas de Coria del Río on OLDPIK, preserving its memories for generations to come. For those seeking to explore surrounding areas, check out El Prado-Parque Maria Luisa, Triana Casco Antiguo, or Santa Cruz. Discover all these treasures and more on OLDPIK!
Pictures closer to Coria del Río
Sevilla, 1908. Aspecto del muelle en la orilla de Triana con los clásicos barcos usados para la pesca del camarón. Foto de Stereo-travel Co.
