Écija

The city spans across the banks of the Genil River, featuring eleven towers and nine steeples that create a distinctive architectural profile.

Founded as Astigi during Roman times, the settlement became a Julian colony after supporting Julius Caesar during the Roman Civil War.

The religious architecture includes the Church of Santa María, San Gil, and Los Descalzos, representing different construction periods from the 15th to 18th centuries.

The municipality contains numerous agricultural lands dedicated to olive, cereal, and vegetable production, supporting the local economy through farming and manufacturing.

The Palace of the Marquis of Benamejí stands as a National Monument from the 18th century, displaying sophisticated architectural elements and decorative features.

Location: Seville Province

Capital city: Écija

Elevation above the sea: 100 m

Part of: notarsko okrožje Écija, Mancomunitat de municipis de la Comarca de Écija espanyol, Comarca de Écija

Shares border with: La Carlota, Santaella, Estepa, Herrera, Marinaleda, El Rubio, Osuna, Lantejuela, Marchena, Fuentes de Andalucía, La Luisiana, Cañada Rosal, Palma del Río, Fuente Palmera, Hornachuelos, Guadalcázar

Address: Écija, Seville, Spain 41400 Écija

Website: http://ecija.es

GPS coordinates: 37.54111,-5.07917

Latest update: June 10, 2025 08:41