Semana Santa Estepa

Seville enchants

Código INE
41053
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Mapa Lebrija

The province of Seville has an important wine tradition based, mainly, on the production of white wines, grape juices, brandies and liquors. The rich heritage and the beauty of the unique natural landscapes of the province of Seville combine with its unique gastronomy and wine production to create an unbeatable tourist destination. 

El teatro debe su nombre a Juan Bernabé Castell, fundador del teatro lebrijano.

This art gallery seeks to publicise the works of famous artists and promote art. It has several rooms and itineraries, from a guided tour of temporary exhibitions or Roman Lebrija to artistic interventions in this town. The tour is given by experts in the subject.

The Lebrija youth house was restored and integrated into several archaeological remains. It consists of two buildings separated by a courtyard. The main façade has been preserved, while the one in the back has been renovated. 

The Plaza or Mercado de Abastos was built in 1934. It follows in the tradition of municipal food markets that existed since the Middle Ages. There is written evidence that butcher and fishmonger’s shops existed since the late Middle Ages. The town council would lease the stalls on an annual basis so people could purchase food.

This building, owned by the Archdiocese of Seville, is an excellent example of civil baroque architecture in Lebrija. It was built in 1791 and consists of two areas: the rectory and the granary. The former, towards Tetuán Street, is the residential area, with a façade that has a unique undulating cornice.

The chapel was built in the mid-16th century (1557) by local master-builders.