Recorrido por el Monumento Natural Riberas del Guadaíra y sus Molinos
The Riberas del Guadaíra Natural Monument offers an exceptional green lung traversed by the river, where the riverside vegetation intertwines with valuable industrial archaeological heritage. The pedestrian path allows one to travel along the riverbed discovering ancient medieval flour mills such as the Benarosa or the San Juan, silent witnesses to the city's baking and milling past.
During the walk, visitors will encounter wooden footbridges, rest areas, and rich riverside biodiversity, ideal for disconnecting from the urban hustle and bustle and enjoying nature in the heart of the peri-urban environment. It is a comfortable and accessible path that runs under the imposing silhouette of the Castillo.
Access to the entire natural space is free and open at any time of day, being especially recommended first thing in the morning or at sunset.
Frequently asked questions
Is there any cost to access the riverbanks?
No, access to the natural space is free and open.
What heritage elements stand out on the route?
The historic old flour mills distributed along the riverbed.