This delightful medieval district of Arab origin is typically Andalucian in appearance with its maze of winding streets lined by whitewashed houses decked out in flowers. Evocatively named streets such as Jazmines, Bajondillo and Reales provide an en..

It surrounds the De la Villa Area to the north and appears as a magnificent balcony looking out over the Subbetic mountain ranges. The views , the lamp posts and the wrought iron benches help to create a peaceful atmosphere.

This church was built in late 16C Gothic style and renovated in Baroque style in the 18C. The Chapel of the Sacred Heart , a masterpiece of Andalucian Baroque art, is the main attraction. In this place, with its almost magical atmosphere, do not mis..

A stunning sight. The upper part is occupied by the Fountain of Health , by Francisco del Castillo (16C), and is made up of a mannerist stone frontispiece above a boss wall in the centre of a temple housing the Virgin of Health. The thick vegetation..

Built in 1772 by Juan de Dios Santaella, this rococo style Church is surprising in its reduced size. The polychromatic doorway on two registers has a number of broken lines. Notice the amazing Virgin and Child in a recess and the columns in the form ..

This Church, totally reworked in the baroque style in 1690, contains interesting sculptures. You should spend some time on the Immaculate Conception in the camarín of the main retable attributed both to Diego de Mora and to Alonso Cano. The first..

This museum is set up in the birthplace of the painter Adolfo Lozano Suarez Sidro (1872-1935) who was also the illustrator of the review Blanco y Negro . It has archaeological discoveries found in the region.

An old 16C market and abattoir with very classical lines which is perhaps surprising in this baroque setting. The simple stone doorway topped with the shield of Fernández de Córdoba has two curious ringed columns back to back. The building, in a squa..

The Paseo del Abad Palomino has a beautiful view of the ruins of this simple and impressive fortress of Arab origin, which was modified in the 13C and 14C. The ramparts are marked by square towers and the keep has twin bays. Take the time to visi..

Juan de Dios Santaella reworked this 15C Church in the 18C in the baroque style. Only the tower and the belfry are from the 16C. The attractive baroque doorway in polychromatic marble is divided into two registers and contains the Virgin of the Dawn ..