The best cycling routes around Dos Hermanas

It is an old mill that also served as a defensive structure and refuge for the surrounding village. Its construction dates back to around the 12th or 13th century. Initially it was under Muslim rule, but later served under Christian rule.

The aim of the Green Corridor is to contribute to the creation of an authentic network of free spaces, articulated and structured with the system of settlements and communications in the metropolitan area of Seville, where cattle paths play a fundamental role as physical and ecological support. With the construction of this Corridor, the recovery of landscapes and the construction of cycle paths will be carried out. The peri-urban park of Corchuela is connected to the urban settlements of Seville, Los Palacios, Dos Hermanas, Coria del Río, Santiponce, Camas and Alamillo Park. Bicycle transport is encouraged without detracting from the important recreational tourist use, both for its landscape quality and for the cultural and architectural heritage associated with it.

The Castle has a great view from the Dragon Bridge.

The Parque Periurbano La Corchuela is a beautiful nature reserve located between Dos Hermanas and Seville, Spain. The park covers approximately 85 hectares and offers a diverse natural environment with different ecosystems, including a valley of encinas (oaks) in the south and a forest of wild olive trees in the north. The park is a popular place for recreation and nature experience, with several hiking trails and cycle routes that lead through the beautiful landscapes. Visitors can enjoy the peace and nature, and there are also educational attractions such as information panels that help identify different plant and animal species.

The Metropolitan Green Corridor in Seville is a beautiful green route that connects different municipalities in the Seville metropolitan area. The path starts in the La Corchuela Periurban Park and runs through the surrounding area via two cycle paths. Its aim is to promote the use of non-motorized transport, while also fulfilling an important recreational and tourist function due to its landscape quality and cultural heritage. The route starts under the Puente del Quinto Centenario and runs along the right bank of the New Guadaíra Riverbed, allowing visitors to enjoy the landscape and ecological values of the river. The path crosses the river and continues to different municipalities such as Coria del Río, La Puebla del Río, Gelves, Mairena del Aljarafe, San Juan de Aznalfarache, Sevilla, Camas, and Santiponce.

The Fuensanta and La Judía springs fed the wheel of the old mills with their force. And these two mills: de Vadalejos and la Huerta were owned by the Church of San Juan de la Palma in Seville and in the second half of the 19th century they became the property of wealthy people from Alcalá.

This park has a small forest, streams and a variety of vegetation. It is a good place for a rest, a short walk or to watch birds.

The Park, with a total area of almost 85 ha, is included in the Network of Protected Areas of Andalusia (RENPA) of the Ministry of the Environment of the Junta de Andalucía and considered "Forest Area of Recreational Interest" in the Special Plan for Physical Environment. from the province of Seville. The southern part of the Park has a Dehesa de Encinas, the northern part has a small forest of wild olive trees. It closes at 18:00.