Feria

Seville, beautiful and diverse

Castilleja del Campo, a picturesque town in Aljarafe

Located in Aljarafe, Castilleja del Campo is perfect for spending a few quiet days. This town has beautiful landscapes, a charming old quarter and welcoming people. Do not miss the typical Andalusian whitewashed houses and the San Miguel Arcángel Church. 

Castilleja de Guzmán, on the ridge of the Aljarafe

Castilleja de Guzmán, a town with beautiful landscapes, fascinating historical heritage and welcoming people, sits on the ridge of the Aljarafe. Come and stroll through the beautiful Jardines de Forestier, declared a Site of Cultural Interest, and enjoy unique views of the Aljarafe from its viewpoint. 

Huévar del Aljarafe, little Seville in ancient Al-Andalus

Discover this beautiful town in Seville’s Aljarafe, known as ‘Sevilla la chica’ (Little Seville) in ancient Al-Andalus for its magnificent splendour. The town owes its name to the Arab sheikh Alí Al-Huevar, who ruled these lands.

Almensilla, in the south of Aljarafe

The charming town of Almensilla sits on the Mosto Route. Located on a plateau in the south of Aljarafe, the origins of this Sevillian town can be traced to a farmstead belonging to the Arab landowner Serra al-Mensi. Even today, some of the centuries-old haciendas built for harvesting olives and producing olive oil still stand.

Bormujos, located in the heart of Aljarafe

A wide range of tourist activities awaits you in Bormujos, whether you fancy fun, nature, culture or cuisine. There is a large shopping mall next to the Seville-Huelva motorway. The town’s privileged location has enabled its rapid growth. Its quality of life has made it a popular dormitory town.

Castilleja de la Cuesta, a gateway to Aljarafe

For many people, Castilleja de la Cuesta is famous for its tortas de aceite. Others are familiar with the long-standing, carpet-making tradition at the ‘Baldomero Negrón’ workshop.

Santiponce, the symbol of Rome in Hispania

Santiponce bears witness to the splendour of the first Roman city in Spain, Italica, popularly known as ‘Sevilla la vieja’. Its ruins attest to this city’s power, the birthplace of the emperors Trajan and Hadrian, and a symbol of Rome in Hispania.