Parador de Turismo de Carmona
The Parador de Turismo de Carmona stands on the ruins of an impressive 14th-century Arab alcázar, located on the high part of the plateau with privileged views over the Corbones valley and the Sevillian countryside.
The building combines hotel luxury with the architectural sobriety of a medieval fortress, preserving original elements such as walls and stately courtyards. It is an excellent place to enjoy a coffee or traditional haute cuisine in its restaurant with panoramic views.
Access to the common areas and gardens of the parador is free, making it a highly recommended plan for a quiet walk as a couple or family.
*(Note: Space open permanently all year round).*
Frequently asked questions
Can one freely access the premises?
Yes, the common areas and the exteriors of the parador allow free access.
What type of building is it?
It is a 14th-century Arab-origin alcázar adapted as a historic hotel.