Osuna

Things to do in Osuna

Osuna never runs out of plans, including sports, theater shows, and concerts among plenty more to discover all year round.

Everything you can do in Osuna all year round

  1. Archaeological and monumental visit to El Coto de las Canteras

    Popularly known as the Petra of Andalusia, the carved quarry of Coto de las Canteras is an imposing excavation of ashlar stone of Turdetan and Roman origin used historically in the town's buildings. Its enormous scale excavated directly into the rock creates an underground landscape of great monumental uniqueness.

  2. Exhibition20 min from Osuna

    Zurbarán Collection at the Parroquia de San Juan Bautista

    In the heart of the old town of Marchena stands the Parroquia de San Juan Bautista de Marchena, a superb Gothic-Mudéjar temple built at the end of the 15th century. This sacred site houses the famous Museo Zurbarán, a parish art gallery that safeguards one of the most valuable painting collections in Andalusia attributed to the great master of the Spanish Baroque.

  3. Fair

    Local flavors at the Plaza de Abastos of the Claustro San Francisco

    Located in the arcaded cloister of the old Convento de Madre de Dios de San Francisco (16th century), the Plaza de Abastos de Osuna combines monumental Renaissance heritage with the traditional gastronomy of the local market.

  4. Sports

    Viñas cycling route through the Campiña de Osuna

    The Ruta de las Viñas is a cataloged cycling route that runs along the rural paths that wrap around the municipality of Osuna. The journey goes into a landscape dominated by traditional olive groves, cereal fields, and gentle agricultural hills.

  5. Guided visit to the Colegiata de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción and the Cripta Ducal

    The Colegiata de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción is the greatest Renaissance jewel in the province of Seville. Founded in 1535 by Juan Téllez Girón, the temple dominates the top of the town's hill and guards an impressive pictorial treasure signed by Jusepe de Ribera «El Espagnoleto».

  6. Exhibition

    Immersion in the Osuna Museum and the 'Game of Thrones' Room

    Located in the stately Palacio de los Hermanos Arjona y Cubas (an 18th-century building), the Museo de Osuna houses a varied collection that reviews the social and cultural history of the ducal town through rooms dedicated to printing, local craftsmanship, and antique apothecary utensils.

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    Autumn Gastronomic Tour of the Osuna Market

    The Mercado de Abastos de Osuna occupies the galleries of the cloister of the former Convento de San Francisco, making it a commercial space with unique historical architecture.

  8. Sports

    Cycling route along the Vereda de Granada

    The mild autumn temperatures make the Vereda de Granada as it passes through the municipality an ideal route to travel on foot or by mountain bike. This old rural path runs through countryside terrain, offering direct contact with the nearby nature.

  9. Traditional Walk and Tapas route along Calle San Pedro

    Distinguished by international organizations as one of the most beautiful residential streets in Europe, Calle San Pedro exhibits a high density of Baroque doorways and noble coats of arms. Its most famous landmark is the Palacio del Marqués de la Gomera, the pinnacle of 18th-century noble architecture.

  10. Exhibition15 min from Osuna

    Visit to the Game of Thrones Ice and Fire Hall

    The Museo de Arte Contemporáneo José María Moreno Galván was inaugurated in 1995 in a historic restored 16th-century granary in La Puebla de Cazalla. Dedicated to the figure of the Moorish art critic, it became the first museum space in the province focused on Spanish and Andalusian avant-garde and post-avant-garde art.

  11. Gastronomic Tour of the Mercado de Abastos de Osuna

    The Mercado de Abastos de Osuna boasts a unique location, occupying the cloisters and porticoed courtyard of the former Convento de San Francisco, a building erected in the 16th century. This space combines the daily atmosphere of the food market with monumental Baroque and Renaissance architecture.

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    Archaeological Route through the Museo del Torreón del Agua

    The Torreón del Agua is an iconic 12th-century tower-fortress built by the Almohads to reinforce the walled enclosure of the ancient town. After its restoration, the tower houses the municipal museum's archaeological collection on its different levels, offering an immersion into the Iberian, Roman, and medieval civilizations that populated Urso.

  13. Tour of the Monasterio de la Encarnación and its Tile Collection

    The Monasterio de la Encarnación was erected in the 16th century as a royal hospital and transformed in 1626 into a cloistered monastery of the Discalced Mercedarian order. Its Baroque building hides one of the best-preserved ceramic treasures of Andalusia.

  14. Nature Route in the Lagunas de Osuna

    The Lagunas de Osuna Natural Reserve Complex forms a protected area of high biological value in the heart of the Seville countryside. After the winter rainfall periods, its water sheets welcome numerous aquatic birds that frequent the area in February.

  15. Stately Route along Calle San Pedro in Osuna

    Calle San Pedro is recognized by UNESCO as one of the most beautiful streets in Europe thanks to its extraordinary concentration of palaces, coat-of-arms portals, and Baroque stately homes. It is an authentic open-air architecture museum, ideal for walking without rushing.

  16. Historical visit to the Antigua Universidad de Osuna

    Founded in 1548 by the IV Count of Ureña through a papal bull by Paul III, the Antigua Universidad de Osuna is a building with Renaissance design featuring a central courtyard with two floors of arches and a chapel adorned with Baroque altarpieces of incalculable historical value.

  17. 20 min from Osuna

    Tour of the Cerro de San Cristóbal and the Torre del Homenaje

    Crowning the summit of Estepa is the Cerro de San Cristóbal, the fortified enclave that served as the defensive origin of the ancient town of Istabba. This historical site houses medieval fortifications, baroque convents, and the famous viewpoint popularly known as the Balcón de Andalucía for its spectacular views over the Sevillian countryside.

  18. 18 min from Osuna

    Visit to the Colección Museográfica de Gilena y Arqueódromo

    The Colección Museográfica de Gilena is a pioneering public institution that combines archaeology, contemporary art, and experimental historical reconstruction. The space stands out for its sustainable museographic design and its commitment to cultural anthropology, housing unique pieces found in the municipality from the Copper Age to the Visigothic era.

  19. Sunset at the Mirador de la Colegiata

    The Mirador de la Colegiata is the panoramic point par excellence located on the monumental plateau of Osuna. Situated at the gates of the great Renaissance basilica, it offers an uninterrupted view over the stately rooftops of the old town and the Sevillian countryside.

  20. Scenic sunset from the Mirador de la Puerta del Sol

    Located at the highest point of the monumental hill next to the Collegiate Church, the Mirador de la Puerta del Sol offers the most spectacular panoramic view over the roofs, churches, and countryside of the ducal town.

  1. Tour of the Plaza de Toros de Osuna and its Bullfighting Museum

    Built in 1904 following the traces of local stonework, the Plaza de Toros de Osuna is an emblematic venue of local heritage that achieved international fame by being the setting for the filming of the famous fighting pit in the series 'Game of Thrones'.

  2. Archaeological Tour of the Roman Theater and Necropolis

    Located in the vicinity of the Roman theater, the Necrópolis Tardorromana de Osuna brings together a relevant set of paleochristian funerary caves and pantheons carved into the rock of the ancient Urso.

  3. 15 min from Osuna

    Bird watching at the Laguna del Gobierno Nature Reserve

    Located less than a kilometer from the urban center of Lantejuela, the Laguna del Gobierno is the most representative wetland of the local Endorheic Complex. Declared a nature reserve, it is the only lagoon in the ecosystem that maintains water all year round thanks to the water contribution from the municipal treatment plant.

  4. 20 min from Osuna

    Tour of the Almohad Walls and the Arco de la Rosa

    Marchena preserves one of the most outstanding defensive walled complexes of Andalusian origin in the province. In this monumental layout, the Puerta de Sevilla - Arco de la Rosa stands out, an emblematic access rebuilt in the 15th century on Almohad foundations that connected the old walled medina with the roads towards the countryside.

  5. 20 min from Osuna

    Visit to the Convento de Santa Clara and its Traditional Sweets

    Located within the historic site of the Estepa hill, the Convento de Santa Clara de Estepa is a Mannerist and Baroque temple founded at the end of the 16th century by the Order of the Poor Clares. The building is the epicenter of the local confectionery tradition, as it was within its walls that the first documented recipes for the town's famous mantecados were created.

  6. Sunset at the Caldenegros Archaeological Park

    The Caldenegros Archaeological Park occupies a hill adjacent to the monumental area of the Collegiate Church and the old University. This natural landscaped viewpoint offers a clear perspective over the baroque church towers, the Arab rooftops, and the sea of olive trees that surrounds the ducal town.

  7. Outdoor tour of the Paraje Natural de las Canteras Históricas

    Beyond the area enabled for shows, the outer slopes of the Paraje Natural Las Canteras house vestiges of stone extraction dating back to Roman and Turdetan times. This open-air space offers an authentic vision of the geology and mining history of Osuna.

  8. Hiking through the Paraje Natural de la Gomera y Sierra Pérez

    The hiking route through the Paraje Natural Sierra Pérez runs through one of the most representative environmental settings of the Mediterranean vegetation of the countryside and the Seville Sierra Sur. The path crosses streams, holm oak pastures, and gentle hills that reach splendid panoramic views in spring.

  9. Nature and Hiking Route through the Coto de las Canteras

    The peri-urban trails that surround the high area of Osuna connect traditional olive groves, gentle hills, and abandoned quarry fronts, forming an ideal landscape for walking and getting to know the southern countryside of Seville.

  10. Hiking route along the Sendero del Venderazo

    The Sendero del Venderazo is a natural trail that runs through the agricultural and hillside landscapes that separate the Vega de Osuna from the first elevations of the Sierra Sur. Its path offers direct contact with the rural environment of the Seville countryside.

  11. Panoramic Walk and Sunset from the Mirador de la Ermita de la Aurora

    Located on one of the high points of the old town, the area of the Ermita de la Aurora offers a radically different and much quieter visual perspective than conventional tourist viewpoints. From this elevated balcony, you can see an infinite panorama of Andalusian countryside and historic rooftops that acquire unique ochre and golden tones during the last hours of the afternoon in September.

  12. Walk and panoramic views from the Mirador de la Encarnación

    To contemplate the immensity of the Sevillian countryside and the monumental silhouette of the municipality, the Mirador de la Encarnación stands as one of the most evocative and tranquil scenic points in Osuna. This elevated enclave offers a privileged perspective over the traditional rooftops, convents, and infinite olive groves that surround the town.

  13. Route of the Historic Viewpoints and Sunset at the Encarnación

    A calm tour through the high points of the ducal town allows you to discover a completely different perspective of its architectural and scenic heritage, moving away from the most crowded circuits. The Mirador de la Encarnación stands out as one of the most silent and photogenic enclaves to contemplate the Seville countryside, the silhouettes of historic convents, and the centuries-old rooftops of the old town under the golden light of the sunset.

  14. Gastronomic route of traditional ursaonense cuisine

    The gastronomy of Osuna is a reflection of its historical legacy and the products of its fertile countryside, combining convent recipes with hearty mountain dishes. Touring the inns and taverns of the municipality during the month of August allows you to discover flavors as genuine as the local 'molletes', game dishes, 'ajocolorao', or monastic pastries.

  15. Monumental tour of the Universidad de Osuna and the Colegiata

    The monumental complex formed by the Universidad de Osuna and the Insigne Iglesia Colegial de Santa María de la Asunción constitutes the undisputed jewel of the Andalusian Renaissance in the province of Seville. Founded in the 16th century, the old university dazzles with its Renaissance courtyard and its valuable coffered ceilings, while the Colegiata houses an incalculable pictorial treasure with works by José de Ribera.

  16. Hiking and Unique Geology at Coto de las Canteras

    Popularly known as the «Petra de Andalucía», the Coto de las Canteras is an impressive space excavated in limestone rock that combines the geological value of ancient Roman-era mining operations with large-scale contemporary sculptural interventions. Its enormous vertical walls of golden stone offer a landscape of exceptional beauty and acoustics, located a short distance from the town center.

  17. Visit to the Museo de Osuna at the Palacio de los Hermanos Torres

    The Museo de Osuna, located in the stately Palacio de los Hermanos Torres, offers a fascinating journey through the history, art, and popular traditions of the town. The building itself, an 18th-century noble house, stands out for its Baroque façade and porticoed courtyard, constituting an outstanding example of local civil architecture.

  18. Cultural Visit to the Osuna Museum at the Palacio de los Torquemada

    Located inside the historic Palacio de los Torquemada, the Museo de Osuna offers a fascinating journey through the historical, archaeological, and cultural evolution of the town from the ancient Turdetan Olmo to the present day.

How many plans are there in Osuna?

Right now there are 70 plans in total: 32 are one-time events happening these days, such as 10 sports, 6 theater shows, and 5 concerts, and 38 are plans available in the city year-round.

How often is this list of plans updated?

This selection gathers the plans in Osuna that are currently active, automatically reviewed from real sources. Last updated: August 30, 2026.

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