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Caños de Carmona
CultureVisit: ~15 minFree
Los Caños de Carmona are the remains of a Roman aqueduct, later rebuilt by the Almohads, that supplied water to Seville until its demolition in 1912. Three sections of brick arches survive in the city: a single arcade on Calle Cigüeña, a double arcade on Calle Luis Montoto and another single arcade at the start of Calle Luis Montoto. Next to one of the sections is the tiled image of the Virgen de las Madejas, a ceramic piece installed in 1993 that commemorates the image once venerated there.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Caños de Carmona: 3 missions
- Observe the single arcade on Calle CigüeñaTake in the only arcade located on Calle Cigüeña.
- Observe 33 complete arches and the remains of three moreTake in the 33 complete arches and the remains of three more that survive from the Buhaira water channel.
- Observe the Azulejo de la Virgen de las MadejasTake in the Azulejo de la Virgen de las Madejas, a ceramic piece depicting the Virgin Mary, next to one of the surviving sections.
Near Caños de Carmona
La Carbonería414 m awayCasa de Pilatos434 m awayChurch of Santa María la Blanca460 m awayChurch of San Ildefonso563 m awayChurch of Santa Cruz631 m awayPalace and Gardens of La Buhaira697 m away
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to visit Caños de Carmona?
Visiting Caños de Carmona is free.
How much time do you need for Caños de Carmona?
Allow about 15 min for the visit.