Casa S. XIX is on Calle Prim in Carmona, among squares, churches and historic buildings you can visit on foot. Iglesia de San Bartolomé is 40 m away; Convento Madre de Dios de Carmona is 120 m away; and Plaza del Mercado and Plaza de San Fernando are each 150 m away. Palacio de los Rueda is 250 m away, Casa Palacio de los Aguilar is 290 m away, and Museo Ciudad de Carmona is 350 m away.
To explore more of the local heritage, Alcázar Puerta de Sevilla is 120 m away and Puerta de Córdoba is 770 m away. Alameda de Alfonso XIII is 370 m away; the Roman Baths are 410 m away; and Alcázar del rey Don Pedro is 610 m away. The Roman Necropolis and Roman Amphitheatre are both 1.1 km away. Seville-San Pablo Airport is 21 km away, and Guadajoz railway station is 12 km away. In Seville, Plaza de España is 36 km away and the Real Alcázar is 37 km away.
A walk around Carmona can take in squares and historic buildings, along with visits to Museo Ciudad de Carmona and the Roman remains. The Baths, Necropolis and Amphitheatre let you devote part of your route to the heritage of the ancient city. For a meal nearby, L'Antiqva Bodega Abaceria and Casa Paco are 50 m away; Cafe-Bar Santa Catalina is 100 m away. Teatro Cerezo is 320 m away, and Paseo del Estatuto is 430 m away, rounding off an outing in the town.
Church of San Bartolomé
— Historic church just a short walk away, along a route through Carmona’s streets.
40 m
Alcázar Puerta de Sevilla
— Monumental complex next to one of the city’s historic gates.
120 m
Market Square
— A central square for a stroll and a glimpse of everyday local life.
150 m
Carmona City Museum
— Cultural venue dedicated to the history and heritage of the town.
350 m
Roman Baths
— Archaeological remains that offer a glimpse into Carmona’s Roman past.
410 m
Gate of Córdoba
— Historic monument in another section of the former city walls.
770 m