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Basílica de la Santa Faz
El Palmar de Troya
El Palmar de Troya, the ‘watchtower’ of the Guadalquivir

To the south-east of Seville, 15 kilometres from Utrera and in the heart of La Cañada Real, is El Palmar de Troya. A town which, until October 2018, was part of the municipal district of Utrera, and one of the newest towns in the province.

Osuna-Oficina Turismo
Osuna Tourist Office
Cañada Rosal-Plaza de Santa Ana Cantillana
Cañada Rosal
Cañada Rosal, a mix of cultures 

Cañada Rosal is located in the heart of Seville’s La Campiña region, bordering the province of Córdoba. A small agricultural town where you can let all your cares drift away while discovering its remarkable history.

Fuentes de Andalucía-El Castillo de la Monclova
Fuentes de Andalucía
Fuentes de Andalucía, a town with unique traditions

The Sevillian town of Fuentes de Andalucía is pleasant, lively and welcoming. This charming corner of La Campiña sits between the Genil and Corbones rivers, surrounded by olive trees and cereal crops.

Lantejuela-Plaza de Andalucía
Lantejuela
Lantejuela, Land of Lagoons. 

Nestled between Osuna, Écija and Marchena, in Seville’s La Campiña region, is Lantejuela, a town with unique charm. You will enjoy the tranquillity of a rural village surrounded by fields of grain and olive groves, and flanked by its famous lagoons.

El Rubio-Fuente El Rubio
El Rubio
El Rubio, crossroads between La Campiña and Sierra Sur

If you wish to enjoy country life, El Rubio is the place for you. This town in La Campiña is ideal for escaping from the daily routine. It is one of the most peaceful rural towns in Seville. Street life is quiet and people are very welcoming.

Castillo
Los Molares
Los Molares, a town with medieval roots

Would you like to discover a town with medieval roots? Visit Los Molares in Seville’s La Campiña. You can see its impressive 14th-century Castle from afar.