Tomares is one of the most important municipalities in the Aljarafe region of Seville and is located just a few kilometers from the city of Seville. It stands out for its high quality of life, its wide range of shops and leisure activities, and for being one of the Andalusian towns with the most parks and green spaces, making it a very attractive place for both residents and visitors.
The history of Tomares dates back to pre-Roman and Roman times, as demonstrated by various archaeological finds, including the famous Tomares Treasure , composed of thousands of Roman coins found in 2016. It also preserves an important heritage made up of old agricultural estates of the Aljarafe region, such as Santa Ana , Montefuerte and Santa Eufemia , in addition to the Church of Our Lady of Bethlehem , one of the main monuments of the town.
Among its main natural attractions are the ZaudÃn Olive Grove Park , the Count's Gardens, and numerous green spaces that allow visitors to enjoy the surroundings in a peaceful and family-friendly atmosphere. Furthermore, the municipality boasts renowned sports and cultural facilities, such as the ZaudÃn Golf Club, and various events that enliven local life throughout the year.
The cuisine of Tomares maintains the traditions of the Aljarafe region of Seville, with specialties such as pavÃas (battered and fried cod), menudo (tripe stew), arroz al Aljarafe (a rice dish), and other popular dishes. Its most important festivals are the RomerÃa del ZaudÃn (ZaudÃn Pilgrimage), the San Sebastián celebrations, the traditional pavÃas , the summer festivals, and the September Fair, all of which form an essential part of the town's cultural identity.
