Church of San Blas Church of San Felipe (14th century) Church of Santiago Convent of the Immaculate Conception Convent of the Trinity Convent of Las Descalzas Discalced Carmelite Nuns Convent of Santa Clara (15th century), with a Mudéjar church renovated in 1664 in Baroque style Hermitage of San Mateo (15th century) Hermitage of Our Lady of Real or San Antón (15th century). Ermita de la Virgen de Gracia (Our Lady of Grace, the patron saint of Carmona) Gastronomy Carmona's restaurants and bars demonstrate a variety of Spanish cuisine including tapas and other dishes. The city is known for its traditional Andalusian cooking. A pub crawl of various bars, called the Ruta de las tapas (Tapas Route) is noteworthy; it is marked with blue and white signs, and even appears in the seal of the city. Typical Carmonan dishes include: sopa de picadillo (a chicken soup), pringá, chickpeas, snails, salmorejo, spinach, (thistles), Serrano ham, partridge from the mountains, gazpacho, chickpea soup, tomato soup, potatoes, and cuajados (curdled eggs). Sweets include: torta inglesa, hojaldres (puff pastry), rice with milk, torrija (fried toasted bread with wine, milk or honey), polvorónes (shortbread), almond cakes, chestnut stew with cinnamon, porridge sprinkled with cinnamon, and cortadillos (sweet cakes). A variety of desserts are made in the convents of the city, mainly by the nuns of Santa Clara. A common alcoholic beverage is Anise Los Hermanos, which is distilled and packaged in Carmona; it comes in three degrees of dryness: crisp, sweet and semi. Films With its rich historical and artistic patrimony lending the city an especially atmospheric appearance, Carmona has been the setting of numerous films, and continues to attract movie crews. The Location Managers Guild of America, an association that coordinates shoot locations for movie and television production companies from the United States, has shown special interest in the city centre. Gallery See also The Roman Bética Route References Citations Bibliography External links Tourism Office Carmona Film Office Museum of the city of Carmona Pgou of the city Municipalities of the Province of Seville Roman sites in Spain Archaeological sites in Spain Roman amphitheatres in Spain Cultural tourism in Spain Phoenician colonies in Spain