Route of the Historic Viewpoints and the Walls

Carmona rises on an impressive escarpment of the Alcores, which gives it a privileged defensive position and exceptional panoramic views over the Vega del Corbones. This alternative route proposes traveling along the perimeter of the old Murallas de Carmona and looking out from the less crowded viewpoints of the old town, moving away from conventional tourist circuits to discover the true landscape dimension of the city.

During the walk, visitors will pass along the ramparts and defensive bastions that go from the surroundings of the Puerta de Sevilla to the quietest corners facing the valley. It is a self-guided itinerary perfect for understanding the strategic importance that this enclave had throughout the Tartessian, Roman, and Muslim periods, enjoying a unique perspective of the Andalusian horizon.

Access to the exterior walls and public viewpoints is free of charge at any time of day, although it is advised to take the route early in the morning or at dusk to avoid the hottest hours of summer. Don't forget to wear sturdy footwear and a camera to capture the contrasts of the countryside.