
Things to do in Carmona in December
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Living Nativity Scene at the Colegio Nuestra Señora de Lourdes
The Living Nativity Scene at the Colegio Nuestra Señora de Lourdes is one of the most popular Christmas traditions in Carmona, organized by the school's educational community and the Sisters of the Cross. This representation transforms the historical courtyards into ancient Judea through highly faithful scenography.
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Three Kings Parade of Carmona
The Pregón de Reyes Magos de Carmona marks the official start of the main municipal Christmas campaign events in the town. Traditionally organized by the Peña La Giraldilla in the iconic cultural venue of the Teatro Cerezo, it brings together neighbors and local representatives.
- Special eventConcert
Flamenco Christmas Zambomba in the Plaza de Abastos
The Flamenco Christmas Zambomba in the Plaza de Abastos offers a festive open-air recital in the unique neoclassical patio of the old convent adapted as a market. The evening fuses the Christmas spirit with bulerías singing and Andalusian carols.
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Extraordinary Christmas Concert by the Banda El Arrabal
The Extraordinary Christmas Concert by the Banda El Arrabal brings together the historic philharmonic association of Carmona every December on the stage of the Teatro Cerezo. A musical tradition that reviews popular Christmas carols, lyrical compositions, and festive soundtracks.
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Exhibition and Sale of Artisanal Convent Sweets
The Exhibition and Sale of Artisanal Convent Sweets is a traditional event that coincides with the early dates of December. The cloister of the Convento de Santa Clara opens its facilities to offer the pastry creations made by the cloistered nuns.
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Archaeological visit to the Necropolis and Roman Amphitheater
The Christmas Guided Visits to the Necropolis and Roman Amphitheater allow you to tour two of the best-preserved archaeological jewels of Roman Hispania guided by experts in the military and funerary history of Carmo.
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Municipal Nativity Scene Route Pepe Alcalá Memorial
The Municipal Nativity Scene Route Pepe Alcalá Memorial is an annual contest that invites you to walk through the ornamental nativity scenes installed in churches, convents, and associations of the municipality of Carmona.
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Living Nativity Scene at the Centro Ocupacional El Alcázar
The Living Nativity Scene at the Centro Ocupacional El Alcázar is an emotional community initiative performed by the users of the municipal care center during the days leading up to the main holidays.
- Special eventTheater
Christmas Videomapping Show at the Teatro Cerezo
The Christmas Videomapping Show at the Teatro Cerezo projects large-format animated visual compositions onto the exterior facade of the theater building, integrating architecture, sound, and lighting dynamism.
Panorámicas desde el Paseo de Adarves del Alcázar de la Puerta de Sevilla
La visita al fortificado Alcázar de la Puerta de Sevilla permite recorrer un bastión militar con estratos defensivos romanos, almohades y cristianos que custodia el acceso principal a la zona alta de Carmona.
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Visita a la Historia Local en el Museo de la Ciudad de Carmona
Ubicado en la señorial Museo de la Ciudad de Carmona - Casa Palacio Marqués de las Torres, este espacio museístico repasa la evolución de la ciudad desde la Prehistoria y Tartessos hasta la época contemporánea.
Ruta por el Paisaje de Canteras y la Cueva de la Batida
El itinerario senderista hacia la Cueva de la Batida conduce al visitante hacia las antiguas canteras de piedra calcarenita, explotadas desde la Antigüedad para extraer la sillería de los edificios históricos de Carmona.
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Degustación de Productos de la Vega en el Mercado de Abastos
El Mercado de Abastos de Carmona, emplazado sobre el antiguo patio porticado del convento de Santa Catalina, aúna arquitectura neoclásica y comercio de proximidad en pleno centro histórico.
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Architectural Walk through the Parish Church of San Bartolomé
The Iglesia Parroquial de San Vicente Mártir in Tocina is a monumental Baroque-era temple built between 1703 and 1711 at the expense of the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem (Order of Malta), an institution to which the town belonged as an encomienda. Its exterior facade stands out for the presence of two imposing twin towers decorated with colorful ceramic tiles, constituting a key piece of the Baroque heritage of the Vega del Guadalquivir.