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The city of Carmona is one of the most beautiful cities in Andalusia. There are more than 500 archaeological sites in the surrounding area, which testifies to its antiquity that exceeds 2000 years. The Parador is located in the centre of Carmona, near places of interest such as the Puerta de Sevilla, the Museum of the City of Carmona, the Teatro Cerezo and the Town Hall. 10 minutes of walking will take you to the Archaeological Ensemble of this municipality.

Seville, the Andalusian capital bathed by the Guadalquivir River, is barely thirty kilometres away. Here you can visit some of Spain’s most spectacular monuments such as La Giralda, the Torre del Oro, its Gothic Cathedral, or wander through the Barrio de Triana or the Reales Alcázares.

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The Priory of Santa María and the Convent of Santa Clara are also noteworthy. The Carmona tourist office offers free guided tours from Wednesday to Sunday (book in advance and subject to availability). Don't forget to try typical sweets such as the torta inglesa, a dessert with Islamic influences, made with eggs, sugar and “cabello de ángel” - pumpkin stewed in sugar syrup. You’ll also love the oil buns, rice pudding, French toast in sweet wine and honey, homemade polvorones, almond buns and the tasty chestnut stew with cinnamon.

Seville, the Andalusian capital bathed by the Guadiana River, is just half an hour away. Famous all over the world for its brightness and joyful atmosphere, its historical centre is also home to some of Spain's most important monuments. If you head to Seville, don’t miss out on La Giralda, the Torre del Oro, the Gothic Cathedral and a walk through the Triana neighbourhood.

Within Seville’s municipal boundaries lies the Roman city of Italica, birthplace of the emperors Hadrian and Trajan. This archaeological site is remarkable for its scale and the high degree of preservation of its remains. This Roman city was in used until the Islamic period, when it became a quarry for materials and was known as Sevilla la Vieja (Old Seville).

Ten kilometres away from the Parador lies the Hacienda of the Morillo Ruiz family, where some six thousand olive trees of the aberquina variety are cultivated. Book visits by writing an email to visitas@basilippo.com or telephone 955 740 695.

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General data about parador hostel
Parador hotel	Parador de Carmona	Stars	4
Capacity	123 Places	Styles	Fortress
Director	Fº Javier Moreno Fernández	Chef	Alberto Ávila Benito
Address	Alcázar, s/n
Autonomous community	Andalucía	Province	Sevilla
Town	Carmona	Postcode	41410
Latitude	37.473734	Longitude	-5.633111
Telephone	+34 954141010	Fax	+34 954141712
Email	recepcion.carmona@parador.es
Distance to airport	25 Km.
Distance to the port	132 Km.
Distance to train	30 Km.

Services offered by the parador hostel
air conditioning	Elevator
Laptop safe	Conferences and meetings
Gastronomic space	Garden
Minibar with a carefully selected selection of products	Flat screen TV
Outdoor parking	Seasonal swimming pool
Restaurant	Room service
Digital press and magazines service	ChromeCast technology
Sale of gift items	Free Wifi

Activities offered by the parador hostel
Horseback riding	Golf
Seasonal swimming pool	Horseback trail rides
Nature tours	City tours
Cultural tours of the city	Winery tours
Archaeological tours	Cultural tours

The menu of the Restaurant of the Parador de Carmona combines regional cuisine and local dishes. In its elegant dining hall, a refectory with high ceilings and large windows overlooking the vast and fertile plain, you will taste local specialities such as spinach with chickpeas Carmona style, cod confit with rosemary on broken potatoes with paprika, or salmorejo (thick tomato soup) and alboronía (vegetables and paprika dish), among other dishes made with vegetables and greens.