Accessed via a vaulted passage from Calle Juan Manuel and Calle Derecha al Coso, this plaza is one of the oldest bullfighting squares in Spain. Medieval in origin, it is rectangular in shape and fronted by 48 small houses with two or three floors, lo..

Dominates the village with its remarkable 14C shape and a strategic position at the crossing of three valleys. In the middle of the second set of walls stands a quadrangular keep.

The church dates back to 124. Note the Mudéjar chevet and Renaissance valt in the Chapel of the Infant (1536).