With all this, Écija is a perfect blend of history, art, culture, gastronomy and nature, ideal for those looking to get to know Andalusia in an authentic and relaxed way. Through its streets you can travel through the different eras from Roman to Baroque.
Calle Canovas del Castillo 4, , Ecija, Spain
Apart from being an 18th century palace, it is the municipal museum of Écija. In it we can see the different remains that have been found in Ecija through the centuries from Prehistory to Christian times.
Calle Emilio Castelar 26, , Ecija, Spain
18th century palace that can be visited 25% that is restored. Known as the "long balconies" it has one of the longest balconies in Spain.
C/ La Marquesa, Ecija, Spain
BIC Church unlike its simple facade inside is fully decorated being unique in the province of Seville.
We will also observe the Roman pond that was found in 2002.
Plaza de Santa Maria, , Ecija, Spain
The Church of Santa María, also known as the Church of Santa María Nuestra Señora, is one of the most emblematic temples in Écija (Seville). It stands on the ancient site of a Muslim mosque and combines Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque styles, the result of the reforms carried out between the 15th and 18th centuries. Its Baroque tower, visible from much of the historic center, and its main altarpiece, a masterpiece of Andalusian art, stand out. Inside are important images and pieces of goldsmiths, as well as the beautiful cloister and the Patio de los Naranjos, which recall its Islamic past.
When you arrive at the square the guide will wait for you in the letter that says Ecija. The guide will wear jeans and a white T-shirt with an ID on Astitour’s collar.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Bla gjennom Seville etter tema - billetter uten køkøing, wandelturer, dagsturer, matopplevelser og mer
