Camas is a town in the province of Seville, in Andalusia. Only the River Guadalquivir separates this picturesque town from the Giralda bell tower and the Alcázar castle, two architectural jewels adored worldwide. Book our cheap trips to Camas and start your expedition.
Despite how close Seville is, in Camas there’s plenty of monuments to satisfy your inner sightseer. One example of this is the Cortijo de Gambogaz Tower, which is part of a 19th century cortijo, or rural estate, owned by the Queipo de Llano family since the Civil War. This monument, declared a Site of Cultural Interest, boasts an exquisite Gothic-Mudéjar style that’s sure to take your breath away. Make sure you look out for the remains of a cloister of the same style, which you’ll find in the area.
The church of Nuestra Señora de Gracia, on the other hand, is a beautiful typically Andalusian church, with its whitewashed walls and brick bell tower. Be sure to check out the inside too, where you’ll find interesting decorative elements. The impressive main altarpiece is neoclassical in style, but there are many other sculptures and details that are sure to grab your attention.
Enjoy our package deals to Camas and discover a town brimming with history and prehistoric ruins. In 1958, the treasure of Carambolo was found in the hill of the same name, a set of pieces of gold and Tartessian ceramics. To see it with your own eyes, you’ll have to travel to the Archaeological Museum of Seville, which you can get to by bus or on foot if you plan ahead and don't mind walking for an hour and a half.
It’s well known that summers in Andalusia mean happiness, colour and good food, but also warm weather. In Camas, the hottest months are July and August, so the ideal time for trips to Camas are May or October, for example, when you can walk in the sun without being overwhelmed. To get to the town, travel to Seville and go the rest of the way by bus.
