La Campana is a municipality strategically located near important routes and geographical points such as the Autovía de Andalucía, the Vega del Guadalquivir, and Sierra Morena. Its greatest splendour occurred in the 18th century with the influence of the Marquisate of Villanueva del Río and the House of Alba, which is reflected in the stately homes of its historic centre. Among its attractions are the Plaza de Andalucía, the Santa María La Blanca church with its asymmetrical towers and baroque altars, the San Lorenzo hermitage with its stone façade and decorated dome, and the San Sebastián Convent. La Campana is a crossroads of history and culture that invites exploration.