El Patio del Limonero is at Plaza de San Gil, 3, in the historic centre of Écija. The area brings together religious architecture, archaeological remains and palatial homes: Casa Museo Hermandad San Gil is 40 m away, Iglesia de San Gil is 50 m away and Plaza de Armas is 90 m away. Both the city walls and Palacio de Peñaflor are 160 m away; Convento de la Merced is 170 m away and Casa Palacio de los Castrillos is 190 m away. You can visit these places on foot from the square.
For air travel, Córdoba Airport is 37 km away and Seville-San Pablo Airport is 71 km away. There are several places to eat in the nearby streets: Ágora Tapas is 200 m away, Cafetería Restaurante Pasareli is 250 m away and Bar Canarias is 300 m away. You can also visit Teatro Municipal de Écija, 330 m away, or stroll to Parque San Pablo, 280 m away. Recinto ferial de Écija is 800 m away.
You can continue exploring the local heritage at Museo Histórico Municipal - Palacio de Benamejí, 450 m away, and Casa y Jardines de Talavera, also 450 m away. Parque de Lourdes is 290 m away and Parque Luis Vélez de Guevara is 340 m away; both are options for a rest between visits. The historic centre lets you visit churches, palaces, museums and squares in a single day. In the hottest months, it is practical to plan outdoor walks for the early morning or late afternoon.
Casa Museo Hermandad San Gil
— Museum space linked to the history and traditions of the local brotherhood.
40 m
Church of San Gil
— Historic church beside the square that gives this area its name.
50 m
Archaeological site of Plaza de Armas
— Archaeological site with remains of the city's ancient buildings.
90 m
City walls
— Defensive remains incorporated into the route through the urban centre.
160 m
Palacio de Peñaflor
— Baroque palace in Écija, known for its ornate façade and balconies.
160 m
Municipal History Museum - Palacio de Benamejí
— Municipal museum housed in a historic palace that forms part of Écija's heritage.
450 m