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What to see in Carmona

A city with over 5,000 years of continuous history, considered the oldest in Western Europe. Its monumental gates and Roman necropolis enclosed by ancient walls tell millennia of civilisation.

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🏛️ Historical Heritage

🗿 Carmona Necropolis Engravings

The rock-cut tombs preserve engravings, murals and Roman stuccoes, among them the scenes in the Elephant Tomb and the Tomb of Servilia.

Rock art or historic site

⚱️ El Saltillo Necropolis

A Tartessian necropolis in Carmona with tumuli and grave goods that have given key data on burial rites of the first millennium BC.

Archaeological Site

🌆 Historic Centre of Carmona

A fortified city on a hill preserving palaces, Mudéjar churches and the monumental Roman gates of Seville and Córdoba.

Historic Quarter

⚱️ Roman Necropolis of Carmona

A funerary complex from the 1st and 2nd centuries AD with over 900 collective tombs carved into the rock, including the monumental Elephant Tomb.

Archaeological Site

🎭 Culture

🏛️ Carmona City Museum

It reviews Carmona's immense history from the Bronze Age to the present day, in a Baroque palace with its own courtyard and garden.

Museum

🍽️ Gastronomy

🍆 Alboronía

An Al-Andalus stew from Carmona, considered the mother of all Spanish pistos. It combines aubergine, courgette, pumpkin and paprika slowly cooked in olive oil.

Gastronomy

🍓 Carmona Gin

Carmona is home to one of the oldest distilleries in Spain, a pioneer in making natural strawberry gin, now known worldwide and produced with macerated strawberries.

Gastronomy

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