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El Palmar de Troya
El Palmar de Troya, the ‘watchtower’ of the Guadalquivir

To the south-east of Seville, 15 kilometres from Utrera and in the heart of La Cañada Real, is El Palmar de Troya. A town which, until October 2018, was part of the municipal district of Utrera, and one of the newest towns in the province.

Osuna-Oficina Turismo
Osuna Tourist Office
Écija-Vista General
Écija
Écija, the City of Towers

On your trip to Écija, you will see from a distance why it is popularly known as the City of Towers. Eleven towers stand out against the urban landscape, each from a different church in the town. Its invaluable architectural heritage, with over ten palaces, seven convents and five museums, has been declared a Historic-Artistic Site.

La Campana-Entorno natural
La Campana
La Campana, a getaway in La Campiña

La Campana, a town in Seville’s La Campiña, still preserves its customs and traditions. You will see many household items made from palm leaves.

Alcalá de Guadaíra-El pueblo y de fondo El Castillo Medieval
Alcalá de Guadaíra
Alcalá de Guadaíra, the city of bread

Did you know that for centuries Alcalá de Guadaíra supplied a large part of the province of Seville with bread? For this reason, it is popularly known as ‘Alcalá de Los Panaderos’ (Alcalá of the Bakers).

Arahal-Vistas de Arahal
Arahal
Arahal, from a resting place to the home of artists

Who could have imagined that this ‘arrahal’, Arabic term for resting place for peasants and shepherds, would become the urban centre that Arahal is today. Here you can enjoy the warmth of its people who have been welcoming travellers for centuries.

Lantejuela-Plaza de Andalucía
Lantejuela
Lantejuela, Land of Lagoons. 

Nestled between Osuna, Écija and Marchena, in Seville’s La Campiña region, is Lantejuela, a town with unique charm. You will enjoy the tranquillity of a rural village surrounded by fields of grain and olive groves, and flanked by its famous lagoons.