At the Carmona Archaeological Complex are Roman and pre-Roman burial grounds and a museum. Some of the most interesting of the tombs are the Tomb...

Alcala De Guadaira has a huge Moorish castle built by the Almohads and later altered by the Christians. During the Reconquest, many men were held...

The Gate of Seville is a magnificent Roman gateway in the walls that once protected the Moorish city of Carmona. It is now a tourist...

The Church of San Bartolome dates from the 15th Century but was rebuilt in the Baroque style in the 17th and 18th centuries. Inside is...

The Via Verde of the Hills is a greenway for walkers and cyclists that runs from Alcala De Guadaira to Carmona. The route is along...

The Town Hall of Carmona was originally a Jesuit convent built in the early 17th Century. After the Jesuits lost their properties, the building became...

The Gothic Church of Santa Maria retains the ablutions patio of the mosque which once stood on the site of the present church. Inside the...

The Museum of the City and Interpretation Centre is housed in an 18th Century two storey mansion. There are several exhibition rooms with displays about...

The Cordoba Gate is one of four gates that gave entrance to the City of Carmona in Roman times. Only this gate and the Seville...

The Gardens of Murillo were given to the city in 1911. At one time they were the vegetable gardens and orchards of the Real Alcazar....

The Hospital de los Venerables was built as a home and hospital for elderly priests in the late 17th Century. Located in the Barrio Santa...

The old Royal Tobacco Factory is now part of Seville University. The massive structure was built in the mid 18th Century when smoking tobacco was...

The Real Alcazar palace is an outstanding monument in the historic heart of Seville, next to the cathedral. Initially it was a Moorish palace with...

The Plaza de Espana is a grandiose square built in the mudejar, gothic and renaissance styles for the 1929 Ibero-American Exhibition. Backed by a massive...

The Archive of the Indies began in the 16th Century when market traders set up their stalls next to the cathedral. A new home was...

Named after the patron saint of navigators, St Telmo`s Palace was once a naval academy. It was built in 1682 to train officers, navigators and...

Seville Cathedral is a magnificent Gothic cathedral - one of the largest in the world - and was completed in 1506. It was originally a...

The lovely Parque de Maria Luisa was the garden of the Palacio de San Telmo until the 1890s when it was given to the city....

The Torre del Oro was built by the Moors in 1220 as part of Seville`s defences. By attaching a chain from the tower to another...

The Baroque charity hospital was founded in the 17th Century by Miguel de Manara who led a licentious life before joining the brotherhood. He provided...