Casa Mudéjar is at Juan Tamariz 11, in Carmona’s historic centre. The surrounding area is easy to explore on foot: the Church of San Felipe is 50 m away, Plaza del Mercado is 80 m away and the Church of El Salvador is 150 m away. Plaza de San Fernando, 180 m away, is another nearby spot to pause during your walk. There are also bars and restaurants on the surrounding streets, including Cafe-Bar Santa Catalina and Restaurante San Fernando, both 100 m away.
Nearby monuments include Palacio de los Rueda, 210 m away, and Museo Ciudad de Carmona, 260 m away. Alcázar Puerta de Sevilla is 320 m away and the Royal Alcázar of Carmona is 350 m away. Puerta de Córdoba is 670 m away. For longer journeys, Guadajoz railway station is 12 km away and Seville-San Pablo Airport is 21 km away. Seville is also within reach from Carmona: Plaza de España is 36 km away and Real Alcázar de Sevilla is 37 km away.
You can spend one day exploring historic architecture and another discovering the Roman heritage: the Carmona Archaeological Ensemble is 1.2 km away, while the Roman Necropolis and Roman Amphitheatre are 1.3 km away. Museo Ciudad de Carmona helps put this heritage into context. For shorter walks, Alameda de Alfonso XIII is 480 m away and Teatro Cerezo is 510 m away. In summer, early morning and late afternoon are good times to explore the streets and outdoor archaeological sites.
Museo Ciudad de Carmona
— Local museum where you can discover Carmona’s heritage and history.
260 m
Seville Gate Alcázar
— Fortified gate and historic complex associated with the ancient walls.
320 m
Roman Baths
— Archaeological remains that offer a glimpse into the city’s Roman past.
270 m
Alcázar of King Don Pedro
— Historic fortress in Carmona’s old town.
440 m
Market Square
— Central square for a stroll and a glimpse of local life.
80 m
Córdoba Gate
— Historic entrance incorporated into the old walled enclosure.
670 m