Las Cabezas de San Juan

Las Cabezas de San Juan is a Sevillian village with deep historical weight. It is known for being the place where General Riego revolted in 1820, proclaiming the Constitution of 1812. For pilgrims on the Via Augusta, it's a cultural stop of great interest. Its heritage includes the Church of St. John the Baptist, Gothic-Mudéjar style, and the remains of its castle. The village, nestled in the Bajo Guadalquivir comarca, offers an animated atmosphere and all services. It is a stage for an enriching rest, allowing you to connect with a key episode in contemporary Spanish history.