The Campiña lies between Seville and Cordoba, an attractively agricultural region of olive groves, wheat fields and vineyards. Its towns bear witness to 3 000 years of history, with some true jewels of bygone ages; the Puerta de Sevilla alcazar and t..

On the elegant Paseo del Estatuto, this 15C church, which was renovated in the baroque period, has a fine belltower town as the «Giraldilla» due to its resemblance to the Giralda in Seville. Inside, see the remarkable decoration in the sumptuous C..

Reach the old town via the Seville Gate , with a double horseshoe arch, one of the rare remains of the old fortress in the old town. Remains of the tall city walls built by the Carthaginians then reinforced by the Romans cross the old town. One of t..

This church is a fine illustration of Mudéjar architecture (14C) with its elegant tower, artesonado ceiling decorated with the arms of the Hurtados of Mendoza and a 16C capilla mayor covered with colourful azulejos.

This large 15C gothic church, renovated in the Renaissance and baroque styles, stands on the site of a former mosque of which remains an interior courtyard, the Orange Trees and some arches, all of which are incredibly beautiful. Do not miss the 6C ..

This convent is a magnificent example of 18C Seville baroque with a Latin cross shape and has a tower with two belltowers decorated with azulejos.

This remarkable archaeological site dating back to the 1C AD is one of the most important of its kind in Andalusia. More than 300 tombs, mausoleums and crematory ovens occupy the vaulted funerary rooms, where the niches used to receive the urns of as..

This originally gothic church was rebuilt in the 17C and 18C on a basilical plan. It is decorated with a gracious neo-classical tower. You will see an interesting chapel decorated with Renaissance azuelejos (left of the main altar).

This interesting baroque building, at the heart of the old town, has preserved an elegant Roman mosaic on its patio.

The fine Plaza Cristo Rey is home to this great baroque church with its Latin cross shape, built from the 17C to 19C on the remains of a church of the Company of Jesus. Note the splendid churrigueresque retable and interesting collection of paintin..

Founded in the middle of the 15C, this monastery has two pleasant cloisters and a fine Mudéjar church containing several paintings by Valdés Leal and a collection of portraits of women where the influence of Zurbarán is visible.

This former Roman fortress has some fantastic views over the surroundings of Carmona. Enlarged by the Almoravides, it later became the palace of Peter I. All that remains of the early building is a few parts of the wall, towers and the lodging buil..

A number of 17C and 18C houses line the squares of the town. These include the houses of the families of Rueda , Domínguez , the Barons of Gracia Real , the Marquis del Saltillo , the Lasso and the House of the Waters . These elegant buildings..