Towns near Seville
What to see, what to eat and when to go
The province of Seville hides Roman cities, Moorish castles, baroque towers and white villages in the mountains, most of them less than an hour from the capital.
Seville city
The city and its districts, on the banks of the Guadalquivir.
Metropolitan area
The large towns around the capital, linked by metro, commuter trains and motorways.
Aljarafe
The plateau west of the river: country estates, olive groves, young wine and fast-growing towns.
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iCountryside (Campiña)
Land of cereals, olive groves and monumental towns such as Carmona, Écija and Marchena.
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iSierra Sur
Ducal towns and gentle hills in the south-east of the province: Osuna, Estepa and around.
Lower Guadalquivir
Marshes, rice fields and market gardens on the way to the river mouth.
Guadalquivir Valley
Riverside towns between Seville and Córdoba, at the foot of Sierra Morena.
Sierra Norte
Natural park of holm oaks, chestnut trees and white villages in Sierra Morena.








