Camas, Municipality in Seville Province, Spain
Camas is a municipality in Seville Province in the metropolitan area northwest of the city center. It sits at an elevation of 13 meters and spans approximately 12 square kilometers with residential and commercial areas.
Archaeological finds reveal early settlement by Tartessians, who left behind golden objects including two breastplates and a necklace from the seventh century BC. These discoveries demonstrate the area's ancient economic importance.
The Plaza de Toros shapes community life as a space where bullfighting tradition continues and has launched careers for many toreros. Visitors can observe how this practice remains woven into local identity.
The municipality connects to central Seville through multiple public transportation routes, making it convenient for visitors to arrive. The best times to visit are spring and autumn when the weather is pleasant.
The Torre del Cortijo de Gambogaz is a Gothic-Mudejar tower from the nineteenth century that stands as evidence of the area's agricultural past. This structure remains a quiet reminder of how the land was once farmed and organized.
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