Concierto: Lennis Rodríguez

Viernes, 5 de mayo, en la antigua Caseta Municipal donde disfrutaremos de su música urbana en la que fusiona ritmos caribeños y urbanos. La fiesta continuará después con el DJ Abel Millán y espectáculos sorpresa. Vive la noche del viernes, 5 de mayo, al ritmo de la buena música. Las actuaciones comenzarán a partir de las 00:00 horas con entrada gratuita hasta completar aforo. Habrá servicio de barra.

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Fri, 05 de May de 2023

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Fri, 05 de May de 2023

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37.519725184841, -6.2695094

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37.519725184841, -6.2695094

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Recinto Ferial Aznalcóllar

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Aznalcóllar

Distance from Seville

40.00 Km

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Monuments

Alamillo Bridge

The Alamillo Bridge in Seville (Spain) is a cable-stayed bridge with a counterweight pylon that crosses the River Guadalquivir. It was designed by Santiago Calatrava and finished in 1992. It was built as an access to the Isla de la Cartuja, where the Expo '92 took place, and where today the Isla Mágica theme park, the Cartuja Science and Technology Park, the hundred-year-old monastery of La Cartuja, after which the island is named, and the Alamillo park are located. The bridge consists of a single pillar that acts as a counterweight for the 200 m of the bridge thanks to thirteen long cables. The Sundial Bridge, also made by Calatrava has a similar design, and was completed in 2004 in Redding, California. The bridge does not have tie-rods (there are only tie-rods on one side of the tower), making it the first cable-stayed bridge that does not have this band of tie-rods so that the forces received by the tie-rods on one side of the tower are not collected. The top of the bridge serves as a lookout point, is known as "the eye of the horse's head" and is not open to the public. Then. it became one of the most emblematic works of Seville.

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Hermitage and Route. Route among the hermitages of the Sierra Morena de Sevilla

Through this guide, we make a very specific proposal, such as an itinerary through the paths that link the hermitages of the Sierra Morena de Sevilla. A proposal between Religious Tourism and Active Tourism.

Monuments

Chapel of Nuestro Padre Jesús de la Cañada

The chapel is a stone, brick and masonry building dating from approximately 1734, which was extensively restored at a later date. It has a Latin cross floor plan with a single nave and its modern Baroque style jasper Main Altarpiece, made in 1940, is presided over by the image of its patron, the Nazarene of Castillo Lastrucci. The Virgen de los Dolores made by Pineda Calderón in 1941 can be found to the left of the transept; at the foot of the nave is the choir with marble columns, and on the Gospel side, a Renaissance mausoleum in Carrara marble, where the Duke of Banos and his wife repose. The brotherhood that owns this chapel has its own museum and modern facilities.

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Herrera

Herrera, a town bordering Córdoba Herrera is located just south from Estepa in the Sierra Sur. The River Genil runs through this charming town. Herrera has one of the Seville’s best-preserved ensemble of Roman villas, known as the Herrera Thermae Site. This archaeological site is one of many found in the municipal district. Indeed, all the civilisations that shaped our history passed through these lands. Today, Herrera remains a friendly agricultural town that upholds its traditions, including the rostrillos at Holy Week. During this event, the people of Herrera create biblical face masks that are worn during the processions. Enjoy the lively atmosphere and delectable cuisine that this beautiful town bordering the province of Córdoba has to offer. Sample the salmorejo majado, and satisfy your sweet tooth with ochios and tortas de aceite. Come and visit this beautiful town in the Sierra Sur. Getting to Herrera If you travel by car from Seville, take the A-92 motorway. Take exit 106 at Estepa and enter the A-318 Olivar motorway towards Herrera. If you go by train, the high-speed train between Málaga and Córdoba stops at the Puente Genil-Herrera Station, just 3 kilometres away. You can also travel by bus from Prado de San Sebastián station in Seville. Getting around The best way to discover Herrera is to stroll through the old town. Alternatively, you can also go hiking or cycling around the natural surroundings. Reasons to visit Visit the Herrera Thermae Site and travel two thousand years back in time. Discover large mosaics and marble pools at the Roman archaeological site. Walk up the hill to the Alhonoz Arab fortress. It sits 10 kilometres from Herrera towards Écija, and still preserves its defensive walls. Would you like to know how doctors worked in the past? A visit to the Municipal Museum of Ancient Medicine is bound to amaze you. Learn to shoot arrows at the Club de Tiro y Caza con Arco de Herrera and try this sport. Have fun at the town’s Quads Cross circuit. Do you enjoy going to the theatre? Visit the Festival Nacional de Teatro Marín Arjona at the end of the year. You can choose from over 30 plays, and the best ones are awarded the Herrero Golden Award. Come during Holy Week to see the rostrillos, a tradition in which residents recreate the Passion of Christ during the processions. What to see Start your visit at Santiago el Mayor Parish Church on Calle Iglesia. This temple has an impressive dome and Baroque altarpiece, as well as the first Christ the Nazarene by the famous Andalusian sculptor Antonio Castillo Lastrucci. Head now to Calle Camino de las Eras and visit Municipal Museum of Ancient Medicine. This museum has a remarkable collection of medical instruments. Be sure to explore the archaeological remains that were excavated nearby. Continue to the Plaza de España, where you will find the baroque Shrine to La Concepción. Visit the temple or take a break in a local bar or café before you leave the town to continue enjoying your sightseeing tour. About five minutes away by car or 22 minutes on foot, is the Herrera Thermae Site. This archaeological site, which was discovered in the 1990s, was declared a Site of Cultural Interest in 2007. You will be amazed by the luxurious Roman baths with their marble-lined pools and large mosaics. Ideally, take a guided tour to learn about its history. The Alhonoz Arab fortress, located 10 kilometres from Herrera, is another fascinating monument. The castle still preserves its walls, despite its state of disuse. Places to visit Shrine to La Concepción Santiago El Mayor Parish Church Herrera Thermae Site Municipal Museum of Ancient Medicine Cortijo de la Carrizosas and Shrine to Nuestra Señora del Rosario de Fátima Alhonoz Arab fortress Surroundings Herrera is 120 kilometres from Seville in the Sierra Sur region. Its municipal district, through which the River Genil River runs, borders the province of Córdoba to the east. Herrera enjoys a privileged location in the geographical centre of Andalusia.

Monuments

Santa Maria la Blanca Church

A neoclassical temple built in the fifteenth century. It has interesting decorative elements, sculptures and paintings from the 17th and 18th centuries. Its origins may likely date back to a shrine to Our Lady of Consolation built here in the first half of the fifteenth century. A cluster of houses inhabited by day labourers sprang up around it. The building is mentioned in the second half of the same century as the “Church of La Campana”, which shows that it was already a real factory, with its presbyteries and income, and, therefore, no longer depended on the Priorate of shrines. Work on a new temple began in 1565. The church underwent several extensions and added altars, chapels and various decorative objects. These works continued until 1792. It was also in this year when Master Figueroa designed the neoclassical main entrance, which was divided into sections. It was the first of its kind in Doric order.

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