Camas

Camas is a municipality immediately adjacent to Seville, situated on the western bank of the Guadalquivir River and serving as an essential part of the metropolitan area. Its identity is shaped by its proximity to the Andalucía capital and its own deep history.

The town sits on an ancient historical ground. Archaeological discoveries, most notably the stunning Treasure of El Carambolo-a remarkable collection of Tartessian gold jewelry-were found nearby, hinting at profound past stretching back thousands of years and emphasizing the area's significance as a crossroads of ancient cultures.

Today, Camas functions as a practical, busy residential and industrial hub. The atmosphere is that of a hardworking, integrated community. While it lacks the tourist attractions of its grand neighbor, Camas offers a genuine look into the daily life of a modern Sevillian suburb. Its local life centers around the traditional Andalucía calendar, celebrating its local fairs and religious festivals with the same dedication found in the villages further a fields, but with the added convenience and energy of the metropolis just a short distance away.