Valencina de la Concepcion is a popular tourist destination, as it is a charming Andalusian town just 6km from the sights and tourist attractions of Seville. Valencina de la Concepcion dates back to 2500BC when it was recorded as being a major copper-smelting town. Nowadays its population of less than 8000 welcomes visitors to see the ancient, historic buildings of the town, and to celebrate the ‘Romeria de Torrijos’ Festival each October. There are several good restaurants in the town, and good hotel accommodation can be found on EasyToBook.com.

The area around Seville and Valencia de la Concepcion is a wonderful attraction for visitors who enjoy history and typical Sevillian architecture. Valencina de la Concepcion has a number of interesting buildings along its main street, Avenue Andalusia. Restaurants provide everything from toast, ham and local tomatoes for breakfast to cold beer and sirloin steaks for dinner. There are two dolmens which are worth visiting in Valencia de la Concepcion. A dolmen is a megalithic tomb with several upright stones supporting a flat table or capstone. Many date back to pre 3000BC. Originally the dolmens were covered with earth to form a barrow, but time has eroded everything leaving just the stones intact.