Acebrón Visitor Center

Old house-palace, built in the second half of the twentieth century and has subsequently been adapted for the dissemination and knowledge of the ethnographic heritage of the Doñana National Park.

The Doñana and Man exhibition offers visitors the opportunity to learn about various aspects and peculiarities of the relationship between the local people and their natural environment. It shows how their huts were, built from vegetable elements of the environment, to the hierarchical organization of the family; it delves into the hard life in the marshes and the traditional trades that were developed there, such as hunting, fishing and livestock.

The exhibit also deals with the current evolution of other uses such as strawberry planting, tourism or hospitality. Of course, deep-rooted traditions such as the Saca de las Yeguas or the world-famous Romería del Rocío are not forgotten.