Today’s Carmona has one of the longest histories in the West. The first buildings were erected around the year 3000 BC in the Copper Age. And now, 5000 years later, the city boasts the harmonious coexistence of all of the architectural styles and urban configurations of each and every one of the civilizations that have gone through Andalusia. You can find countless monuments, as well as a large number of traditions and customs that have remained rooted in how the city’s residents see life, decorating it with a fair dose of harmony, impregnating it with smells, colours, flavours, sounds and textures, present in the fields, monuments, festivals and cultural expressions.

To feel Carmona, to see it, to walk it, to perceive it, to touch it or savour it, it takes more than one day, and you have to experience it at different times of the year. The city has ample tourist offerings, with more information on online or at the tourist office, in an enviable location with customer service in several languages.