Enjoy your stay in Sevilla with the visit of a typical sevillian ranch with 7.400 acres of land and 3000 heads of cattle, from milk cows and andalusian horses to fighting bulls. Ranch in Spanish is called "Cortijo". My favourite Ranch is situated only 25 minutes from the center of Seville and it was in the past a monastery of the order of the Jeronimos, dating back to the early XVIIth century.

  The most relevant agricultural productions in this ranch are olives –both the table and the oil variety-, oranges –with a recent plantation of 200 hectares-, fodder corn and irrigation fields which allow us to be almost self-sufficient in feeding the live stock, wheat, sunflowers and chickpeas. The ranch has also a wonderful Mediterranean forest with a great variety of fauna and flora devoted to big and small game hunting of boars, deer, partrige, ducks and rabbits.