This vast central square with pleasant gardens is popular with the locals who call it "El Salón". Note the Church of St Barb and the remarkable stalls in the coro , the Convent of St Francis , the houses by the church, and the Town Hal..

The capitulary room has some Roman mosaics . The artesonado ceiling to this 16C room comes from the Convent of San Pablo y Santo Domingo.

This 18C tower is without a doubt one of the finest in the town. You will note the delicate baroque decoration with its fine ceramic work. A charming and graceful building.

Two stout corner towers flank this elegant 18C baroque brick and marble palace. The arrangement of the marble portal accentuates a fine work of curves, particularly in the mouldings and on the balcony. A monumental coat of arms tops the building, w..

This strange building stands on Plaza de la Virgen del Valle. First, you will cross the spaces like patios made up of walls and arches belonging to a former church. Note the elegant Renaissance tower decorated with azulejos. The neo-classical churc..

The palace now houses a cultural centre. Its great original façade is slightly concave and decorated with frescos and a wrought iron balcony. Note the fine pink marble portal, coat of arms and doric columns. Alternating with twisted columns.

Different styles cohabit in this church: the portal leading to the porch and the tower are baroque; the church is Gothic-Mudéjar in construction with later modifications. Three naves are topped with wood except the gable with Gothic vaults. The Gothi..

The 18C church stands on the square of the same name. The superb baroque portal is topped with a great arch and the baroque tower is decorated with blue azulejos. In the cloister, there are several fine archaeological pieces.

Housed in an interesting 14-15C Mudéjar palace with a fine stone portal in alfiz , with coats of arms and a rope decoration.

The simple exterior of this church, an example of local baroque art, is quite unlike the extravagant interior . Fine plasterwork decorates the vaults, transept cupola and walls from the start of the arches.

The inhabitants of Écija are proud of the belltower wall , the finest in the area, they say... You will enjoy the marroquíes , biscuits offered by the nuns and made in the convent.

With a lower level of a fine 16C Plateresque façade , you will note the column shafts that date back to the Roman era. To the left of the façade, you will have a fine view of the St John's Church belltower .