Cycling through Marchena and Lantejuela

A gravel cycling route starting from Marchena

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Explore the charming towns of Marchena and Lantejuela on this gravel cycling route

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Embark on a picturesque journey through Marchena and Lantejuela, two beautiful towns in Andalucía. With a total distance of 59km and an ascent of 270m, this gravel route offers a perfect balance for both intermediate and experienced riders. Experience the region's rich cultural heritage as you cycle past historic landmarks and soak in the scenic countryside. This route promises a delightful blend of natural beauty and cultural exploration.

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59 km

270 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Marchena City center

Marchena: Relaxed rides through a charming town and nearby Greenway of Campiña.

Marchena is a town located in Andalucía, Spain. From a cyclist's perspective, the area offers relatively flat terrains and quiet roads, making it suitable for leisurely road and gravel rides. Cyclists can explore the charming town and its historical sites, including the Church of San Sebastian. Nearby, they can also access the Greenway of Campiña that provides scenic paths for cycling.

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MarchenaTown

Marchena, the starting point of this route, is renowned for its Moorish heritage and well-preserved historical center. Take a moment to admire the stunning architecture and immerse yourself in the town's vibrant atmosphere.

37 km

LantejuelaVillage

As you approach Lantejuela, you'll be captivated by its charming narrow streets, white-washed houses, and cozy cafes. Explore the town's rich cultural traditions and indulge in some delicious local cuisine.

58 km

Arco de la RosaAttraction

The Arco de la Rosa, located at a distance of 58km, is a beautiful stone arch that dates back to the Roman era. Although it requires a slight detour from the main route, its archaeological significance makes it worth the visit.