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The end of the Fuentes Carolinas Route in Fuente Palmera, the Fuentecilla is a spring that supplied the population with water for a long time.

A viewpoint where we can enjoy the traditional landscape typical of the Vega del Guadalquivir (cotton crops, olive groves, etc.). It has a bench and an information panel on the Fuentes Carolinas Route in Fuente Palmera. Nearby is a park-picnic area.

This bridge over the Guadalquivir river connects Palma del Río with its station. Its use has decreased after the construction of the Reina Sofía Bridge that crosses parallel to it and from which you have good views from here. However, in addition to going to the station, the inhabitants of Palma del Río cross the Iron Bridge every year in the pilgrimage of the Virgin of Belén, their patron saint.

Between the highway and train bridges that cross the Retortillo River, which separates Seville from Córdoba, is this ancient bridge of the Roman road that linked Córdoba with Seville, the Vía Augusta. It only preserves an arch on the other shore.

Old bridge that connects Palma del Río with the train station. From here there are good views of the new bridge over the Guadalquivir river built in 2007 - Puente Reina Sofía - and its pretty arch silhouette.

One of the New Carolina Populations of 1767 that was colonized with Germans, Italians and French, who met with much resistance from their neighbors in Écija. Currently it has the curious characteristic of being an epicenter for wedding dresses.

Halfway between Córdoba and Seville, Palma del Río is an important municipality famous for its oranges and its bullfighters. Its historic quarter was declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in 2002 and it is very pleasant to explore on foot or by bicycle. Another increasingly popular activity is kayaking on the Guadalquivir River, near the Puente de Hierro.

This bridge over the Guadalquivir river connects Palma del Río with its station. Its use has decreased after the construction of the Reina Sofía Bridge that crosses parallel to it and from which you have good views from here. However, in addition to going to the station, the inhabitants of Palma del Río cross the Iron Bridge every year in the pilgrimage of the Virgin of Belén, their patron saint.