Photo of the venue: Complejo Agroalimentario Hacienda de Quinto
Visit to the historic Hacienda de Quinto
The Hacienda de Quinto is one of the few and best-preserved testimonies of the traditional olive-growing architecture of the Nazarene region, with origins dating back to the 13th century. Located in the Montequinto district, this rehabilitated former palace estate stands out for its historical value linked to oil culture and Andalusian agriculture.
The complex preserves unique structures such as its defensive watchtower, traditional manor house, landscaped courtyards with pools, and old olive warehouses. Walking through the exterior and courtyards of the site allows you to contemplate the sober Andalusian rural architecture, its fountains of Andalusian inspiration, and the landscaped surroundings that surround it.
The exteriors of the site have free exterior access, and the facade and courtyards can be contemplated during the day. Its proximity to the Montequinto metro stop and the main avenues facilitates a fast and comfortable arrival both by public transport and on foot.
Frequently asked questions
Is there an admission fee to see the facade and exterior courtyards?
No, exterior contemplation of the estate and its accesses is free.
In what area of the city is it located?
It is located in the Hacienda de Quinto Agri-food Complex, in the Montequinto neighborhood.
Is it easy to get there by public transport from Seville or the center?
Yes, it is located a short walking distance from the metro and bus connections of the Montequinto district.
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