The town’s historic center, with its narrow, winding streets, displays characteristics typical of traditional Andalusian architecture and urban planning. The Castilian presence beginning in the late 15th century has left its mark, making a tour of the town particularly interesting for visitors, as it preserves small shrines in the form of niches and altars in homes, fountains, and other corners—elements that are the result of the devotion and popular piety of its residents.
Calle Dr. Jimenez, Callejón Pilar El Piojo, Calle Virgen del Rosario.
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