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Palma del Río is a charming city situated on the banks of the rivers Genil and Guadalquivir, which give the area wealth and fertility. Palma del Río is known for its rich history, which dates back to Roman times, and is often associated with the Roman Aulus Cornelius Palma, who is said to have built a palace here in the 1st century BC. The city has a traditional Andalusian character with clean, well-kept streets lined with typical houses, religious and civil buildings such as the Nuestra Señora de la Asunción church, the Hospital of San Sebastiano, the San Francisco church, the Almohade walls and the beautiful Andalusian square with the Portocarrero palace. Palma del Río is also famous for its citrus groves, with old orange trees that are over 200 years old, and its rich agricultural traditions. The city has a warm, friendly atmosphere and offers a mix of historical charm and natural beauty.

The Ermita del Buen Suceso is a beautiful chapel in Palma del Río. It was built in 1723 and is dedicated to Our Lady of Good Fortune. The chapel is an example of traditional Andalusian architecture and is located in a beautiful spot in the centre of Palma del Río. The building has an entrance with an interesting trilobular arch and is surrounded by estipite columns. Inside, the chapel is decorated with beautiful plant motifs and pinturas that refer to the protection of Palma del Río. The dome in the transept is particularly impressive and is richly decorated with decorative elements. The Ermita del Buen Suceso has a rich history and has had various functions, including an academy. Today it is used by the Brotherhood of the Holy Sepulchre, who bring the chapel to life every year at Christmas with a beautiful Bethlehem spectacle

Nursing home with a beautiful patio and a church with a Mudejar-inspired façade. Inside, the unusual altarpiece of the Mother of Sorrows, the azulejos on the lower parts of the walls and a Mudejar-style coffered ceiling in one of the chapels are worth seeing.

Plaza de Andalucía - This central square is home to the town hall, post office and courthouse. Points of interest include the Puerta del Sol and the 16th-century Renaissance balcony, which overlooks the tower of the Iglesia de la Asunción and was part of the Palacio de los Portacarrero, to the right behind the arch.

Here you have a passage in the city wall.

This 12th century wall was part of the long rampart that protected the city during the Almohad era. A large part is still intact. The strongest wall sections, the square towers and a massive octagonal tower.

The Mirador de Las Palomas is a spectacular place located in La Puebla de los Infantes, in the province of Seville. From the viewpoint you can see the reservoir, which is an ideal place for fishing and bird watching.