Embark on a journey into the past at Alcalá de Guadaíra Castle, situated on the Castle Hill. This imposing fortress, key in defending access to Seville from the east, has left its mark on the city's coat of arms, which features two keys as a symbol of its historical importance. Today, the castle not only offers panoramic views but also allows you to explore medieval life within one of Andalusia's largest fortified enclosures. Discover the secrets and beauty of this historical monument.

Alcalá de Guadaíra developed during the Late Middle Ages around its parish churches, expanding from the original nucleus of the Castle Hill. The route of Alcalá's medieval parishes begins on the Hill with the church of Santa María, and continues through the Santiago neighbourhood, named after its eponymous church. It culminates in San Sebastián, a former hermitage converted into a parish. This journey reflects the architecture, art, devotion, and tradition of Alcalá.

The museum is located in an old industrial oil production facility, refurbished for public use. It is one of the most relevant facilities at the provincial level, notable for its collection of paintings from the Sevillian landscape school of the 19th and 20th centuries. Furthermore, it is a space accessible to all audiences, hosting cultural events and activities throughout the year. All of this is situated in Parque Centro, an important leisure space in Alcalá de Guadaíra.

This package offers a journey back in time to explore the history of bread and flour mills. Furthermore, it allows you to follow the process that transforms wheat into high-quality flour within a flour mill. It's an exciting experience and an unforgettable tour. Are you ready to start?