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Carmona
Carmona is a small town, some 33 km north-east of Seville. The Carthegenians, Romans, Vandals and Moors were all here in the past which, for visitors like us, means that there is plenty to see here. Carmona is also known for its olive oil, wine and cattle trade and before arriving in this town we stopped at the Basilippo olive farm to do some olive oil tasting.
Having some churros in Carmona.
Having some churros in Carmona.
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The imposing tower of the Church of San Pedro
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Church of San Pedro
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The beautiful Baroque dome is the main feature of San Pedro Carmona
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The Church of San Pedro tower resembles the Giralda in Seville
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Puerta de Sevilla or Seville Gate
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Watch tower of the old Alcazar
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Puerta de Serville, the main gate to Carmona
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Seville Gate or Puerta de Seville
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Church of San Bartolomé in Carmona
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Originally a 15th century structure, San Bartolomé was rebuilt during the Baroque period
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San Bartolome tower was completed during the Baroque period
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Directions to Carmona attractions
