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1. mapcarta.com › 36336342Plaza España Map - Square - Écija, Andalusia, Spain - Mapcarta

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   Plaza España is a square in Écija, Seville, Andalusia. Plaza España is situated nearby to Écija. Mapcarta, the open map.

2. www.turismosevilla.org › plaza-de-espana-2Plaza de España | Turismo de la Provincia de Sevilla

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   Ecija's Main Square was praised by the playwright from Ecija, Luis Velez de Guevara, in his work El Diablo Cojuelo (The Lame Devil) as being "the most emblematic in Andalusia". The Plaza de España, popularly known as the "Salon", is located near the forum of the Roman "Astigi", where a splendid set of mosaics remain intact.

3. mapcarta.com › W258765840Plaza de España Map - Square - Écija, Andalusia, Spain

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   Plaza de España is a square in Écija, Seville, Andalusia. Plaza de España is situated nearby to Templo Romano and Iglesia de San Francisco. Plaza de España Map - Square - Écija, Andalusia, Spain

4. www.tripadvisor.com.au › Attraction_Review-gPLAZA ESPAÑA (Ecija): All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go

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   Plaza España, Ecija: See 71 reviews, articles, and 45 photos of Plaza España, ranked No.3 on Tripadvisor among 43 attractions in Ecija.

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5. www.petitfute.co.uk › 453907-plaza-espanaPLAZA ESPAÑA - Urban location - Écija - Espagne

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   PLAZA ESPAÑA - Écija - Urban location : Known as El Salón, it is the heart of the city where you will come, between two visits, to have a drink or contemplate...

6. www.visit-andalucia.com › guide-to-ecija-sevilleGuide to Écija - ‘La sartén de Andalucía’ (the Frying Pan of ...

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   Mar 16, 2022 · Plaza Espana. Écija is known as ‘La sartén de Andalucía’ (the Frying Pan of Andalucia), not for its gastronomic delights, rather for the high temperatures recorded there in the summer. The town is about 85 kilometres east of Seville, in the valley of the Rio Guadalquivir, on the Rio Genal, one of the main tributaries of the Guadalquivir.

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   Where is Plaza Espana Ecija?

   • Plaza Espana Écija is known as ‘La sartén de Andalucía’ (the Frying Pan of Andalucia), not for its gastronomic delights, rather for the high temperatures recorded there in the summer. The town is about 85 kilometres east of Seville, in the valley of the Rio Guadalquivir, on the Rio Genal, one of the main tributaries of the Guadalquivir.

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   Where is Écija located?

   • The town is about 85 kilometres east of Seville, in the valley of the Rio Guadalquivir, on the Rio Genal, one of the main tributaries of the Guadalquivir. It is also on the main road route, and about halfway, between Seville and Cordoba. The fertile land surrounding Écija has been populated since the Neolithic.

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   How many churches are there in Écija?

   • In total there are over twenty churches and convents built in different styles. You will see towers in Gothic, Mudejar, Renaissance and Baroque styles punctuating the skyline. It was once known as the ‘City of Towers’. The oldest church in Écija is Parroquia de Nuestra Señora Santa Maria de la Ascunción.

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   What is the oldest church in Écija?

   • The oldest church in Écija is Parroquia de Nuestra Señora Santa Maria de la Ascunción. The original church was completed soon after the reconquest in 1262. It was renovated throughout the 16th and 17th centuries before being demolished in 1758 and resurrected in a newer style. Iglesia de San Fransisco was consecrated in 1473.

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   When was Écija first populated?

   • The fertile land surrounding Écija has been populated since the Neolithic. Iberian finds, displayed in the local museum, date back to the 8th century BC. It was the Romans that first had an impact on the fortunes of the town, at that time a settlement called Astigi.

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   What makes Écija a great city?

   • Écija’s continuous economic success is reflected in its churches, convents and palaces. In total there are over twenty churches and convents built in different styles. You will see towers in Gothic, Mudejar, Renaissance and Baroque styles punctuating the skyline. It was once known as the ‘City of Towers’.

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8. www.tripadvisor.ie › Attraction_Review-g1188729-dPLAZA ESPAÑA (Ecija) - 2023 All You Need to ... - Tripadvisor

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