Building on this church, an example of aristocratic Gothic architecture, began in the late 15C. Its baroque tower was completed in 1623. It replaced an earlier church that was built over a former mosque. Do not miss the superb Plateresque retable o..

This street, also known as Calle Loba, is lined by whitewashed 18C and 19C houses embellished with attractive balconies and wrought-iron grilles.

This unusual group of more than 30 metres of underground galleries used to belong to a system of water conduits designed by Roman engineers in the 1C AD. Discovered in 1963, excavation did not start until 1991. It contains a system of Roman drains wi..

With the Sun and Belén Arches, one of the three gates remaining from the medieval era. Built in the 10C, it is made up of a double broken horseshoe arch, carried by two large marble columns, probably of Phoenecian origin.

This was once the site of the Arab fortress that in 1264 became a Christian stronghold inside of which an inhabited quarter was built until the 16C. It was abandoned and used as a quarry. At its height, the area was closed off by a triple wall, of wh..

On this triangular square in the heart of the walled town stands the town hall , an 18C neo-classical building.

Founded by Bishop Pimenio in 630, the hermitage is one of the oldest churches in Andalucia. Its sturdy medieval tower is probably of Roman origin. Inside, beauty and simplicity reign. Some Roman elements have been reused to produce steles and capit..