Carmona

The thousand-year-old Carmona has seen all the peoples that have occupied Andalusia

 It is the most important religious construction in Carmona. It was raised in the 15th century

The belfry of the church is inspired by the Giralda Pillars

It was founded in the 16th century, the church is covered by an interesting Mudejar coffering

The monastery gathers architectural elements ranging from the 15th to the 18th century

It was built in the 16th century. Some interesting elements are preserved from that century

A magnificent tabernacle used in the Holy Week is preserved inside the temple

It was built to commemorate the Christian conquest of Carmona

The image of Jesus Nazareno stands out, carved by Ocampo in 1607

It is one of the oldest churches in the city. It is located in the old Jewish Quarter

Its facade tower combines Mudejar and Renaissnce style

It was built during the reign of Pedro I, the cruel in the 14th century

Some extraordinary 18th century works of art can be seen inside this church

It was one of the doors of the ancient Roman city crossing the Augustan Via

Via Augusta entered the city through this door

This palace was the one preferred by the King of Castile Pedro I 

This museum takes us on a tour through Carmona from Prehistory to today

This museum takes us on a tour through Carmona from Prehistory to today

Interesting civil buildings can be seen while walking through the streets of the city

It dates back to the 1stcentury BC and has more than 250 tombs, mausoleums and quemaderos (burning spots)

It was built in the 1st century BC to celebrate combats between gladiators and beasts