Hacienda Guzmán

About Hacienda Guzmán

Olive oil has been made at Hacienda Guzmán for more than five centuries; Hernando Colón, son of Christopher Columbus, shipped its oil to the Americas. From the 16th to the 19th century each of its three towers held a beam press, and the buildings are largely 18th-century Baroque. The Juan Ramón Guillén Foundation is based here, and the estate's modern mill presses four single-variety extra virgin oils sold as HG.

The Four Varietals tour covers the olivoteca, a living collection of more than 150 varieties from 13 countries, the R&D centre and the HG mill, then the restored 17th-century mill with its animal-driven stones and a 15-metre mahogany press beam. It continues past the Pura Raza Española stables, the carriage museum and the Andalusian garden, and ends with a tasting of the four oils and a bottle to take home.

Tours run Monday to Thursday at 10:00, 12:00 and 16:00, and Friday at 10:00 and 12:00 (1 hour 30 minutes); none at weekends or on holidays. In 2026 the Four Varietals visit costs €50, with breakfast, picnic and premium versions from €65 to €140. Book online 72 hours ahead; tours in English and Spanish, maximum 25. Under-6s free, ages 6–11 half price. Parking on site; the building is not adapted for reduced mobility.

From October to January the modern mill is working. Buy the four HG oils as a set. Tip: ring 607 081 145 at the gate to be let in.

Hacienda Guzmán in pictures

What you’ll find

• Car parkParkingFree
• Farm animalsFarm visitBook
• Guided tourWinery or mill tour (€50–€140, 10:00–17:30)Book
• Historic buildingArchitectureFree
• MuseumExhibitionTicket
• Olive oil millMill visitBook
• Online bookingBook onlineBook
• Premium tastingPremium tasting and pairing (€65–€140)Book
• ShopProducts to buy (10:30–18:00)Buy
• TastingTasting session (€50)Book
• Tours in EnglishEnglish-language toursBook
• Vineyard walkVineyard or grove visitBook

Nearby places to visit

Basilippo, 9 km east in El Viso del Alcor, offers another olive-estate visit with a guided tasting and a family programme on Saturdays. The Almohad Castillo de Alcalá de Guadaíra, 7 km south, looks over the Guadaíra river and its old flour mills, and Guadalpark Sevilla, 6 km south-west, is a water park for summer days. In central Seville, 13 km west, the Mercado de la Encarnación under the Setas sells local oils, olives and produce, and the Casa de Pilatos palace, with its tiled patios, is a short walk away. Carmona's Roman Necropolis of Carmona is a 20-minute drive east.