Parador de Carmona occupies a 14th-century Arab alcázar in Carmona, with views of the countryside and the Corbones River. The surrounding area has nearby historic buildings and urban spaces: the Alcázar del rey Don Pedro is 90 m away, Ermita San Mateo is 250 m away and the Museo Ciudad de Carmona is 370 m away. Plaza del Mercado is 490 m away, making it a useful landmark for exploring the centre and its streets.
Nearby monuments include Puerta de Córdoba, 430 m away, and Alcázar Puerta de Sevilla, 760 m away. You can also visit the Conjunto Arqueológico de Carmona, 1.6 km away, and the Roman Necropolis, 1.7 km away; the Roman Amphitheatre is the same distance away. If you are travelling from further afield, Seville-San Pablo Airport is 22 km away. Guadajoz railway station is 12 km away, so it is worth planning how to cover that part of the journey.
A visit to Carmona can combine Roman heritage with buildings from different periods around the alcázar. The Museo Ciudad de Carmona, the Roman baths 270 m away and the Roman Bridge and Road, 1 km away, offer specific stops for planning your route. Plaza del Mercado is 490 m away and Alameda de Alfonso XIII is 910 m away. Inside the hotel, the central courtyard, Mudéjar fountain, gardens and arched galleries extend the architectural tour; views of the countryside and the Corbones River complete the scenery.
Alcázar del rey Don Pedro
— A historic fortress where you can appreciate Carmona's monumental past.
90 m
Carmona City Museum
— Collections tracing local history and the city's heritage.
370 m
Gate of Córdoba
— A monumental entrance associated with Carmona's historic quarter.
430 m
Market Square
— A central square where you can take a break while exploring the city.
490 m
Alcázar Puerta de Sevilla
— A fortified complex preserving one of the city's old gates.
760 m
Roman Necropolis
— A Roman burial site that reveals the practices of ancient Carmona.
1,7 km