Alameda De Hercules

The Alameda de Hércules (Promenade of Hercules) is a significant historical and social hub in Seville, Spain, dating back to 1574. It is widely considered the oldest public garden in Spain and Europe. Originally a swampy area of the Guadalquivir river, it was drained and redesigned to feature promenades, fountains, and notable Roman columns. Today, it is a vibrant district known for its wide array of restaurants, bars, and cultural life. No reliable public sources indicate the existence of a financial, technology, or corporate entity operating under this specific name.