What to see in Province Seville

The "Golden tower" in Sevilla  was constructed in the 13th century by the Almohads and formed part of the Almohad defence system. It was a flanking tower (defensive tower) and was united to the Royal Alcazar Palace by a wall piece. The Gold Tower has a main body of dodecagonal floor, an ...

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....

Seville was in past times a closed city, perhaps the best walled city in Europe. These walls were constructed, along with their towers, under the empire of Julio Caesar, replacing by the old fence made from trunks and mud that had existed at Carthaginian time. The walls were extended and perfected...

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 Plaza de Espana is situated in city of Seville (Andulusia, Spain). It is an example of Moorish Revival in Spanish architecture.The Plaza is a huge half-circle with buildings continually running around the edge accessible over the moat by numerous beautiful bridges. There is a large fountain In t...

Alameda de Hércules is a large square in one of the quarters of Seville - Macarena, located north of the city center. It is one of the biggest open spaces in Seville and one of the favorite places of the youth to to congregate in the bars and cafes....

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....

Semana Santa in Spain lasts for ten days, finishing on Domingo de la Resurreccion (Easter Sunday). The most popular destination for Semana Santa in Spain is 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....

Garden of Murilo which is a big recreation park located at the heart of Seville. It is planted to create a garden reminiscence of the Moorish Sultan’s palace garden of the 12th century....