Calle Betis gracefully mirrors the course of the Guadalquivir river in Seville, juxtaposed against the backdrop of the city's storied historic quarter. Here, a stately wall elevates the walking street above the gentle ebbs of the river, safeguarding it from the flooding. The buildings that line the street have no sense of uniformity, although there is an abundance of narrow houses, each painted a different colour, forming a vibrant tapestry that distinguishes this locale as one of the city's most beloved icons. The Calle Betis fabric reflects the pattern of the charming cobbles along this Spanish walking street.