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What to see in Écija

The city of towers and sun, Spain's hottest city in summer. Its twelve Baroque bell towers turn it into an open-air museum of 18th-century Andalusian Baroque.

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🏛️ Historical Heritage

🌆 Historic Centre of Écija

Known as the City of Towers for the eleven Baroque belfries on its skyline, and as the Frying Pan of Andalusia for its extreme summers.

Historic Quarter

🏯 Marquis of Benamejí Palace

An impressive 18th-century Baroque palace in Écija, with a red marble doorway and a columned courtyard, today home to the Municipal Historical Museum.

Palace or civil architecture

🏯 Peñaflor Palace

A jewel of 18th-century civil Baroque in Écija, famous for its curved façade with a frescoed running balcony and a Solomonic pink marble doorway.

Palace or civil architecture

🎭 Culture

🎭 Écija Municipal Theatre

Historically known as the Sanjeneo Theatre, it is an early 20th-century jewel with a beautiful classical Italian-style layout in the heart of the City of the Sun.

Theatre

🏄 Sports Activities

🚴 Seville Countryside Route

A flat route between Écija, Osuna and Marchena along farm tracks, sunflowers and wheat fields, linking three monumental historic centres.

Cycling route Easy

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