Hello, I'm María Ferrón, the guide and creator of Culturea Experience; I'll show you Seville with warmth and enthusiasm.
Together we'll explore the Cathedral and the Giralda, the Royal Alcázar, María Luisa–Plaza de España, Santa Cruz, the Museum of Fine Arts, the Palace of Dueñas and much more.
I also organize getaways around the province: Osuna, Carmona, Italica and the Monastery of San Isidoro del Campo.
Guided tours in Osuna. Book via WhatsApp at +34 665 160 854 or email: cultureasevilla@gmail.com. You'll be amazed to find one of the best-preserved historic centers in Andalusia, with spectacular civil and religious architecture. Its UNESCO World Heritage status is widely recognized.
What to see in Osuna, a ducal town. Book via WhatsApp at +34 665 160 854 or email: cultureasevilla@gmail.com. Osuna is becoming one of the most visited places in the province of Seville and central Andalusia. This is no surprise given its wealth of monuments and art.
Osuna. Book via WhatsApp: +34 665 160 854 or email: cultureasevilla@gmail.com. Straddling the provinces of Seville and Malaga, lies the Sevillian town of Osuna. Its splendid past is striking, as it was a ducal town, becoming, thanks to the Dukes of Osuna, a jewel of the Renaissance and, later, the Baroque.
Osuna. Book via WhatsApp: +34 665 160 854 or email: cultureasevilla@gmail.com. Located between Seville, Malaga, and Granada, and just a few kilometers from the province of Cordoba, lies Osuna. This town, with its splendid past, was once a ducal villa. Osuna is a Renaissance gem, renowned for its churches and convents, and also for its rich cultural heritage.
Book your visit to Osuna via WhatsApp at +34 665 160 854 or email: cultureasevilla@gmail.com. Osuna is a town in the province of Seville, just 80 kilometers from the Andalusian capital and a similar distance from the city of Malaga. Osuna was a Roman city and a ducal town from the 16th century onwards. It is characterized by its great
Osuna, Ducal Town. On our blog you'll find the best information about visiting Osuna and enjoying the "Petra" of Andalusia as it deserves. In recent months, many media outlets, bloggers, and travel and heritage writers have recognized the beauty of the city of Osuna, considering it
