Architectural and photographic walk through the Towers and Bell Gables of Écija
Popularly known as the City of Towers, Écija has an unmistakable urban silhouette marked by the presence of numerous Baroque towers and conventual bell gables that stand out on the horizon. This general plan proposes a self-guided walking route during the cooler hours of the day to admire the mastery of carved brick and Andalusian glazed ceramic.
Among the essential temples of this route, the towers of Santa María, San Juan, or Los Descalzos stand out as authentic landmarks of the Ecijorroman Baroque. It is an excellent plan for lovers of architectural photography and for those who seek to understand the monumental soul of the city beyond purely conventional circuits.
Exterior access to the monuments is free and open at any time, although the finest details are best enjoyed with a good pocket guide or an updated tourist map from the city council.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to do the route?
Exterior access to the monuments is free and open at any time.
What time is recommended to do the route?
It is advised to do it during the hours of least heat, especially early in the morning or at dusk.