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El Saucejo. Fachada del Ayuntamiento vista tras unas rejas
El Saucejo
El Saucejo, famous for its fountains and its hamlets

El Saucejo is in the heart of the Seville’s Sierra Sur, on the banks of the River Corbones. The town is famous for its fountains and its hamlets, Navarredonda and La Mezquitilla.

Herrera.Vista General
Herrera
Herrera, a town bordering Córdoba

Herrera is located just south from Estepa in the Sierra Sur. The River Genil runs through this charming town. Herrera has one of the Seville’s best-preserved ensemble of Roman villas, known as the Herrera Thermae Site.

Meandro del río Genil. Badolatosa
Badolatosa
Badolatosa, land of outlaws

You may have heard about Badolatosa and its hamlet Corcoya because they played in Andalusia’s banditry. The famous outlaw José María “El Tempranillo” and his men hid in this mountainous land. You will gain a thorough understanding of this story if you follow the route that will take you to the caves where this bold 19th-century character lived.

Castillo del Hierro
Pruna
Pruna, a rural destination in the Sierra Sur

Pruna, in Seville’s Sierra Sur, is an ideal destination for rural tourism. Highlights include the hilltop castle, Castillo de Hierro that protected the town in the past.

Lora de Estepa
Lora de Estepa
Lora de Estepa, a charming town in the Sierra Sur

If you need to unwind and enjoy the countryside, Lora de Estepa is the perfect getaway. This small town, nestled in the Sierra Sur, brings the peace you seek in a natural environment.