Circular route from Seville to Aznalcóllar

Circular route from Seville to Aznalcóllar

Moderate

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Circular route from Seville to Aznalcóllar

03:37

84.6km

550m

Road cycling

The circular route "From Sevilla to Aznalcóllar" offers an immersive experience in the landscapes west of Seville, combining the serenity of the Pinares de Aznalcázar with the ecological richness of the Corredor Verde del Guadiamar. You'll cycle on well-maintained asphalt, enjoying the tranquility of the pine forests before venturing into more open sections. This 84.4-kilometer route, with 544 meters of elevation gain, is classified as moderate and will take you approximately 3 hours and 39 minutes.

To plan your visit, note that this route is highly popular among local road cyclists, which ensures the paths are well-maintained. Starting from Sevilla, it's easily accessible and allows you to escape the urban environment for a full day of cycling. Make sure to bring everything you need for a nearly four-hour trip, especially water, and consider milder seasons to fully enjoy the 84.4 kilometers.

What makes this circuit special is its ability to offer a diverse experience so close to the Andalusian capital. It combines the physical demands of climbs in the northern hills with the peaceful beauty of natural spaces, such as the Corredor Verde del Guadiamar. It's an excellent option for cyclists seeking a moderate challenge and a connection with nature, covering 544 meters of elevation gain in an estimated time of 3 hours and 39 minutes.

Last updated: July 29, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Paisaje Protegido Corredor Verde del Guadiamar

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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28.2 km

Las Canteras Viewpoint

Highlight • Viewpoint

Views of the old granite mine and the Sevillian countryside. The granite extraction activity was the main economic activity of the municipality years ago, since the town of Gerena is located on a granite massif.

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40.6 km

Aznalcóllar Mine

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Aznalcóllar is known above all for its pyrite mines, which were exploited from ancient times by the Romans and were temporarily closed after one of Europe's biggest environmental disasters: in 1998 the Aznalcóllar mining dam burst, causing a polluting spill in this area.

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81.5 km

Torre del Oro

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Many expect a tower similar in size to Big Ben, only to be surprised by the building's low height. However, if there's one thing that's undeniable, it's that few images shine as brightly in our city as the view of this building on the banks of the Guadalquivir River, with the Maestranza and Giralda towers behind it. You're moved every time you see it at night from the San Telmo Bridge. Its height is 36 meters, and it's a watchtower, meaning it was part of a fortified enclosure, with which it was connected. Its main function was to defend the city.
It is said that its name comes from the golden glow the tower reflected on the river.

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81.9 km

San Telmo Palace

Highlight • Historical Site

The palace is one of the most beautiful buildings in the city of Seville. Rectangular in plan, it has four towers and a large central courtyard. Its 18th-century portal, the work of Leonardo de Figueroa, and its side facade, which is adorned with sculptures by Antonio Susillo, stand out.

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84.6 km

End point

Train Station

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