What to see in Municipality Carmona

The citadel of Carmona ("Alcazar de Arriba" or "Upper Fortress") was formerly the principal fortress of Pedro of Castile (1350–1369). The fortress is now in ruins but the citadel palace is now a luxurious Parador....

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Alcázar del Rey Don Pedro in Carmona was built during the Muslim era. The early Palace was the seat of the Kings of the Taifas. In the 18th century during the reign of King Pedro I "The Cruel" lengthy reconstruction work on the compound were undertaken, giving it its current appearance. ...

The Roman necropolis near Carmona is a large archeological site. It is situated close to the town, beside the Seville road. It contains many rock-hewn sepulchral chambers, with niches for the cinerary urns, and occasionally with vestibules containing stone seats....

The Town Museum of Carmona reveals the history of the town from the beginning (a million years ago) until nowadays. There can be seen an archaeological remains from the Paleolithic period, Chalcolithic, Turdetano or Andalusian, but the most important are the remains from Romans. Other highlights is...

The church San Pedro in Carmona is one of the main landmarks in the town. Its tower is an imitation of the Giralda at Seville....

The Church of San Bartolome in Carmona dates from the XV-th Century but was rebuilt in the Baroque style in the XVII-th and XVIII-th centuries. There are an early XVIII-th Century altarpiece and many fine paintings on the church walls and in the sacristy....