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The Villa Antiopa Roman Museum in Rincón de la Victoria has received the prestigious Q for Quality certification from the Spanish Institute for Tourism Quality (ICTE). This recognition highlights the museum’s strong commitment to historical preservation and cultural excellence—just in time for its first anniversary.

Between Écija and Herrera, province of Sevilla rises the Arab fortress of Alhonoz. Strategically placed, once surrounded by a lively Moorish settlement that survived until the Reconquest. Today, it’s the most important archaeological site in the area, filled with well-preserved remains that offer a glimpse into medieval life.

In the mountains near El Burgo, the Turón River takes a joyful leap. Between rocks and shrubs, it drops into a fresh, lively waterfall: the Catarata del río Turón. A spot where the water runs clear, the air smells clean, and nature hums quietly around you.