Camas is a municipality in the province of Seville, located just 6 kilometers from the capital , at the natural entrance to the Aljarafe region. Its strategic location next to the Guadalquivir River and its close ties to the history of Seville make it one of the most interesting municipalities in the Seville metropolitan area.
One of its greatest attractions is the Carambolo Hill , where the famous Carambolo Treasure , one of the most important archaeological treasures of the Tartessian culture, was discovered in 1958. Magnificent panoramic views of Seville can also be enjoyed from this hill.
Among its main monuments are the Church of Our Lady of Grace , built between the 16th and 18th centuries, the Hermitage of Our Lady of Guidance , linked to the Rocío traditions, and the historic Cortijo de Gambogaz , whose architectural ensemble constitutes one of the most representative heritage elements of the town.
Nature also plays a prominent role thanks to spaces like Victoria Kent Park , Central Park , the Carambolo Arboretum, and the Itálica Greenway , an ideal route for hikers and cyclists that connects Camas with Santiponce and the archaeological site of Itálica. Furthermore, the town is part of the historic Silver Route and the Camino de Santiago along the southern Iberian Peninsula.
Camas boasts a vibrant cultural and festive life. Highlights include its Holy Week celebrations, the September Fair and Patron Saint Festivities , the Santa Brígida Pilgrimage , and various events related to its Tartessian heritage. Local cuisine features traditional Sevillian tapas and typical dishes like sopeao , closely linked to popular Andalusian cooking.
In short, Camas combines historical heritage, archaeology, tradition, nature and an excellent connection with Seville, being a privileged gateway to discover both the capital and the Aljarafe region.
