Hiking and Unique Geology at Coto de las Canteras
Popularly known as the 'Petra of Andalusia', El Coto de las Canteras is an impressive space of sandstone artificially sculpted over centuries. Its enormous murals excavated in the rock and its geometric shapes are reminiscent of Nabataean temples, creating a landscape of great visual strength.
The surrounding natural environment offers trails perfect for walking in the open air, enjoying panoramic views of the Sevillian countryside, and discovering a unique geological and historical enclave in the region.
Access to the exterior area and quarry zone is free and free of charge, although it is recommended to check for possible restrictions or special guided tours to its interior auditorium.
Frequently asked questions
Is it a paid entry?
Access to the outside area is free.
Why is it called the Petra of Andalusia?
Because of its monumental reliefs carved directly into the sandstone rock walls.