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The archaeological site Plaza de Armas (or Alcázar of Écija) is located on one of the highest parts of the city. Its area covers 5,480 square metres. It represents the history of Écija, as different levels can be observed according to its successive occupations...
The Palace of the Marquises of Peñaflor and Cortes de Graena, also known as the Palace of the Long Balconies, is one of the finest examples of Écija's Baroque architecture.
