It's over 3,000 years old and has the most beautiful street in Europe: this is Seville's most beautiful town in 2025.

The province of Seville offers much more than just its capital, as it also houses a multitude of towns steeped in history , well-preserved traditions, and their own distinct identity. From cobblestone streets and Mudejar architecture to popular festivals and exquisite local cuisine, Seville's towns offer an authentic experience . Many of them are also ideal destinations for a getaway .
As every year, VIAJAR magazine has compiled a list of the most beautiful towns in each province of Spain. In 2025, Osuna was chosen as the most beautiful town in Seville , a town with more than 3,000 years of history and which, among other attractions, boasts one of the most beautiful streets in Europe .
As already mentioned, Osuna has been chosen by VIAJAR magazine as the most beautiful town in the province of Seville in 2025. This municipality stands out for its historical value, its architecture and the calm rhythm that permeates its streets. Its origins date back more than 3,000 years , when it was inhabited by the Turdetani. Later, the Romans refounded the city under the command of Mark Antony around the year 43 BC. After the fall of the Roman Empire, it was occupied by Muslims until the 13th century, when it passed into Christian hands and became a strategic stronghold facing the Kingdom of Granada.

Today, Osuna is one of the most monumental towns in Andalusia . Its main attractions include the University of Osuna, founded in the 16th century; the Collegiate Church of Our Lady of the Assumption; the Monastery of the Incarnation; and, above all, Calle San Pedro, recognized by UNESCO as the most beautiful street in Europe . Its 300 straight, wide, and gently sloping meters are flanked by palaces and stately homes that reflect centuries of history and wealth.

Furthermore, in recent years, Osuna has gained international popularity for having been one of the settings for the Game of Thrones series , which has reinforced its tourist appeal.
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