Bollullos de la Mitación - Sevilla
Comarca del Aljarafe

Bollullos de la Mitación is a typical Andalusian and olive village. The only entity of the municipality is the village with the same name located in the middle Region of the Aljarafe in the southwest of the province.

The first reports date back from the Arabic age “Bolullas”, (small Tower) and also “Boro Bollullos.”. However, the origin of this village dates back to Roman times, as the first remains found belong to several Roman villas.

The nucleus of the present town is situated in the vicinity of the Plaza de Nuestra Senora de Cuatrovitas, being limited to the west until the road of Umbrete and the south by the Hermitage Roncesvalles. A first expansion occurs towards the south, and in Christian times towards the current crossing road SE - 620. More recently are the expansions towards the north and east, as well as those produced on the other side of that road, which were produced from the 60's. At the same urbanization corresponds Cuatrovitas housing complex, to the northwest of the core and no urban continuity with it.

Monuments

Hermitage Mezquita Ntra. Sra. de Cuatrovitas
Hermitage of Ntra. Sra. de Roncesvalles
Parish Church of San Martin de Tours
Architectonic and Ceramic Remains
Alminar de Cuatrovitas

Gastronomy

Some typical dishes in Bollullos de la Mitación are its cocido de chicharros, papas en amarillo, tortilla de bacalao con perejil, tortilla campera, lamb stew, etc.
Sweets: roscos, dulces de Semana Santa
Route of El Mosto

How to get there

You have to exit Sevilla, in the area around Camas, take: E-1 / A-49 towards: Camas - Huelva. Pass near Camas and Gines. Take the exit towards Gines, Castilleja, Bormujos. In Castilleja de la Cuesta, take: A-474 towards: Bormujos, alleyway of Bormujos and enter Bollullos de la Mitación.

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