Tour of the town of Guadalema de los Quintero
Designed in 1955 by the famous architect Aníbal González Gómez, Guadalema de los Quintero is a colonization town belonging to Utrera designed with Andalusian neo-regionalist aesthetics.
A walk through its layout allows you to admire its arcaded square, the parish church of Nuestra Señora de las Veredas, and a street map entirely baptized with titles of works and characters by the playwrights Álvarez Quintero brothers.
It is an outdoor visit with free and open access accessible at any time. It is located 15 minutes by car from Utrera, next to the N-IV / A-394 road.
Frequently asked questions
What architectural interest does Guadalema de los Quintero have?
It was designed by Aníbal González Gómez in 1955 as an Andalusian neo-regionalist colonization town.
How far is it from the urban center of Utrera?
It is located approximately 15 minutes by car.