Utrera, Municipality in Seville Province, Spain

Utrera is a municipality in Seville Province located about 24 kilometers south of Seville city. The area spans across land with five chapels, churches, and a medieval castle that shape its built character.

The settlement traces its roots to prehistoric times and was known to the Romans as Castro Vinaria. In 1340 it became part of the Kingdom of Castile, after which fortifications and religious buildings developed over the following centuries.

The town preserves five chapels built between the 14th and 18th centuries, along with a medieval castle from the same period, shaping its character. These structures show how the place served both religious and ruling functions across the centuries.

Regional rail service and multiple bus routes connect the town with surrounding areas, making it accessible for visitors. Before visiting, check local transport options to plan your journey effectively.

Excavations uncovered the remains of a former synagogue that was later converted into a bar, pointing to Jewish residents in earlier times. This discovery documents a community that existed before the expulsion of 1492.

• Location: Seville Province
• Capital city: Utrera
• Elevation above the sea: 49 m
• Part of: districte notarial d'Utrera, Mancomunitat de los Alcores para la gestión de los residuos sólidos urbanos, Bajo Guadalquivir
• Shares border with: Alcalá de Guadaíra, Los Palacios y Villafranca, Los Molares, Arahal, El Coronil, Las Cabezas de San Juan, La Puebla del Río, Dos Hermanas, Villamartín, Espera
• Website: http://utrera.org
• GPS coordinates: 37.18247,-5.78175
• Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:42