Carmona is a town in Seville province, Andalusia, Spain with a population of 25.932 inhabitants.

Populated since ancient times, Carmona has a long history, which saw the transition to the widest variety of cultures. Thus, it was primarily inhabited by Tartessans and later became a Phoenician colony. Centuries later came the Romans and Arabs, civilizations have left their mark on this city rich heritage hidden Sevillian.

Carmona old neighborhood still retains the appearance of Arab Medina, the streets where civil and religious architecture beautiful can be seen.

In Carmona many recipes you can try some delicious local cuisine, from eggs to Flamenca (with tomatoes, spicy sausage and peas), salt cod or roast Partridge, Carmona spicy spinach to Ardor (made with tomatoes, bread, olive oil and cucumber). In all, the best accompaniment is always the famous wines of Andalusia.