Olive oil and Alcalà

Olive oil and Alcalà

This is a varied day out. In Andalucía you can dip into infinite seas of olive groves. Olive oil tourism is booming and Spain is the princicple destination.
From the offices of Tuscany Ride a Bike we tranfer you to an ecological olive grove. Whilst there you will be shown the whole process of production and recieve all of the information nessacery so that you will leave understanding alot more about the world of olive oil than before entering and also you will enjoy an olive oil tasting certificated by AOVE which certificates ecological production which this familiy makes with great dedication and repect.
After finishing the visit and olive oil tasting you begin your route by bicycle towards the town of Alcalá de Guadaíra. The town was established by the Greeks and the Romans although its name is Arabic. It was famous for its bakers who produced most of the bread sold in Seville. The principle places of interest are the 14th century castle with its hermitage, and the old town.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Alcala de Guadaira, Alcala de Guadaira, Province of Seville, Andalucia

This is a varied day out. In Andalucía you can dip into infinite seas of olive groves. Olive oil tourism is booming and Spain is the princicple destination.
From the offices of Tuscany Ride a Bike we tranfer you to an ecological olive grove. Whilst there you will be shown the whole process of production and recieve all of the information nessacery so that you will leave understanding alot more about the world of olive oil than before entering and also you will enjoy an olive oil tasting certificated by AOVE which certificates ecological production which this familiy makes with great dedication and repect.
After finishing the visit and olive oil tasting you begin your route by bicycle towards the town of Alcalá de Guadaíra. The town was established by the Greeks and the Romans although its name is Arabic. It was famous for its bakers who produced most of the bread sold in Seville. The principle places of interest are the 14th century castle with its hermitage, and the old town and the extensive park to the south of the river.
In Alcalá we recommend that you take time to rest and to eat and drink something in one of the bars or restaurants.
From Alcalá to Seville you take an agreeable riverside path from the colourful Puente de Dragn enjoying a tree covered pathway. You pass by several watermills were the flour was ground for the famous bakers of Alcala. Changing direction and climbing a short climb you cross the aqueduct of the Canal de los Presos. Now on the canal you feel the city closing in and once there you follow the cycle paths of Seville to our shop where the route ends.

Duration: 6 hours