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Museum of the City of Carmona
The Museum of the City of Carmona offers a journey through the history of the town, from the first settlements in the Palaeolithic period to medieval times, with an outstanding collection of archaeological remains and works of art. Housed in the Casa Palacio del Marqués de las Torres, the building is an example of 16th and 18th century Sevillian architecture.
Museo Histórico Municipal de Écija
The Municipal Historical Museum of Ecija, located in the Benamejí Palace, offers a journey through the history of the city, from Prehistoric times to the Modern Age, highlighting its Roman and Andalusian past. Among its most important pieces are the Wounded Amazon and a rich collection of mosaics and archaeological artefacts that reflect the importance of Ecija in the Roman province of Baetica.
Plaza Mayor
Located in the north of the province of Seville, Cazalla de la Sierra lies within the Sierra Morena Natural Park, an area of great natural and historical value. The origins of the urban centre date back at least to Roman times, the period when the first documented archaeological remains date from. With a richly preserved architectural heritage, the historic centre of Cazalla de la Sierra has been declared an Asset of Cultural Interest for its beauty and monumentality.
Route of Mirador de la Vera
The Ruta del Mirador de la Vera, in La Puebla de los Infantes, offers a route through impressive landscapes of the Sierra Norte de Sevilla, where nature and tranquillity combine with views of the José Torán reservoir.
Cerro del Hierro
Cerro del Hierro, in Seville's Sierra Morena, is a unique landscape that combines karst rock formations with a rich mining heritage, where iron has been mined since pre-Roman times. Today, this former centre of industrial activity is a protected natural area that attracts hikers and geology lovers, offering a fascinating blend of history and nature.
The Ciudadeja Mills Route
The "Los Molinos del Ciudadeja" trail combines history and nature, crossing landscapes of pastures, Mediterranean forests and old hydraulic mills. This circular trail, full of biodiversity, invites you to explore from the Hermitage of Nuestra Señora de Belén to the emblematic Molino del Francés, in an environment that intertwines the historical legacy with the natural beauty of the region.
Ruta de Senderismo
Guadalcanal offers several hiking routes that allow you to discover spectacular landscapes and rich biodiversity, from challenging climbs such as La Capitana to more peaceful walks such as the Sendero del Cerro del Hierro. The trails run through forests, valleys and pastures, offering a unique experience in contact with nature, as well as historical vestiges of traditional rural life.