Carmona

• Carmona is a town located on the river Corbones, a tributary of the river Guadalquivir, 20 miles (33km) northeast of Seville in Andalucia, Spain.
• The town already existed under Carthage, and after 206 BCE, it became Roman Carmo, a station on the Via Augusta in the Province of Baetica.

Roman Sites

• Carmona Roman Necropolis
  • Tomb of the Elephant
  • Tomb or Mausoleum of Servilia (The size of a villa)
• Seville Gate (part Roman)
• Cordoba Gate (part Roman)
• Roman Bridge (below Carmona)
• Carmona Roman Amphitheatre
  • The site is unexcavated and not open to visitors.

Museums

• Carmona City Museum
  • Located at Calle San Ildefonso, 1, 41410, Carmona.
  • Holds Artefacts from all historical periods, including mosaics and columns from the Roman period.

Roman Roads

• Via Augusta
  • Cadiz–Seville-Carmona-Cordoba–Tarragona–Barcelona

Nearby Sites

• Italica
  • Roman city located at Santiponce, 7 miles (11km) to the north of Seville.
• Seville
  • Located 20 miles (33km) southwest of Carmona.

Roman Necropolis of Carmona, Mausoleum of Servilia