Ayuntamiento de La Luisiana
Plaza Pablo Olavide, 12
41430 La Luisiana, Sevilla
Telephone: 955-907-202 http://www.aytolaluisiana.com/
About The Area
This town was a colony that was founded during the late 18th century by Charles III in an attempt
to populate the uninhabited areas near to the Sierra Morena.
A number of colonies were set up at this time and Charles' minister, Olavide, decided that rather than
populating these new towns with Spaniards and risk depopulating other areas of Spain, they would bring
people in from other parts of Europe, mostly from northern Europe.
La Luisiana is built on a regular grid pattern as dictated by town planners of the time. The small and
attractive town square is adjacent to the town hall and as is the neoclassical pink parish church.
La Luisiana has a population of 4300.
It is situated 15km to the west of Écija, next to the NIV motorway, 75km east of Seville.