Photo of the venue: Ermita de San Mateo
Pilgrimage of San Mateo
The Romería de San Mateo is a traditional festivity that commemorates the historical entry of the troops of King Fernando III the Saint into Carmona on September 21, 1247. This celebration combines traditional fervor with the city's historical memory.
Events begin in the morning with mass and the subsequent processional pilgrimage towards the surroundings of the Ermita de San Mateo. Throughout the day, participants enjoy a day of country socializing with horse rides, flamenco singing, and local gastronomy.
Attendance at the pilgrimage is free of charge. It is advisable to wear comfortable footwear to accompany the journey on foot and hats or sun protection for the central hours of the day.
Frequently asked questions
What historical event is commemorated in the Romería de San Mateo?
It commemorates the conquest of Carmona by King Fernando III the Saint in the year 1247.
Is it necessary to pay any entrance fee?
No, access and participation in the pilgrimage is free of charge.
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