Here and there in the silent streets of the village, you come across noble mansions with lovely doorways. In the case of the town hall it is a Plateresque doorway . The Plateresque style was the Renaissance art of carved decoration that could transf..

With their horseshoe arches running lengthways down the three halls and their star-shaped vault lights, the Moorish baths are among the finest testimonies that the Al-Andalus civilisation (the name given to Muslim Spain) left in the province of Jaén.

There are relatively few old bullrings in Spain because bullfights have traditionally taken place in the main squares of towns and villages, cordoned off for the occasion. The few exceptions are often irregularly shaped and always popular with aficio..

The Moorish castle - built in the Arab tradition - has kept its parade ground, a chapel dedicated to Santa Ana, and a keep. From the latter you have extraordinary panoramic views of the Sierra de Segura.

The parish church has a beautiful Gothic polychrome alabaster statue of the Virgin Mary and a recumbent Christ attributed to Gregorio Hernández.