The marshes of Doñana are a region of extraordinary natural beauty in the southwest of Spain, known for their biodiversity and ecological importance. In addition to their natural value, they are shrouded in archaeological mysteries and legends, such as the possible connection to the lost civilization of Tartessos and the mythical Atlantis.
The El Acebuche Visitor Center is one of the main information points for visitors to Doñana National Park. It offers exhibitions about the park's flora and fauna, as well as information on research and conservation projects in the area.
The La Rocina Visitor Center provides information about the ecosystem of Doñana's marshes and its surroundings. It is an ideal place to learn about the history and research projects in the region, offering guided routes to explore the marshes.
Cerro del Trigo is an archaeological site in the Doñana area that has been subject to excavations. Possible remains of ancient settlements have been found, and some believe it could be related to the Tartessos civilization.
