Ayuntamiento de Aguadulce
Plaza Ramón y Caja, 1
41550 Aguadulce, Sevilla
Telephone: 954-816-220 http://www.aguadulce.es/
About The Area
Aguadulce is a small locality situated in the central part of Andalusia and just off the A-92
motorway. The 14 square kilometre area of the municipality is bordered by Osuna on the west where
the Rio Blanco divides the two. To the east, the towns Gilena, Pedrera and Estepa border Aguadulce.
Aguadulce is at three hundred meters above sea level. At the northeast border of Aguadulce
there were several Bronze Age peoples settled. Bronze in the Iberian Peninsula started about 2000 B.C.
These first settlers lived atop hills, which aided in defence against enemies. This was an ideal location
for these primitive peoples. They were able to create simple bronze objects, some of which can still
be found in the hills. However, excavation is needed to recover the artefacts.
The village of 2,000 is completely flat making it an easy walk to all amenities and schools. There is
a fantastic municipal pool with bar/restaurant and BBQ area. There are also change rooms with showers
and a nice terrace area with great views. There are both Adult and children’s pools.
Aguadulce is 100 kilometers from Seville, about 105 kilometers from Málaga, about 122 kilometers from Córdoba,
and about 145 kilometers from Granada. One can enjoy some of the greatest Andalucian eateries there as well!
