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18th century construction. Triumphal gate, Neoclassical in style. Before the Arco de la Pastora arch was oppressed by the high buildings that now surround it, it was a commemorative gate constructed in stone during the reign of Carlo

The Municipal History Museum, is an archaeological museum -pioneering in Priego de Córdoba- created in 1983.  Today, the museum is temporarily housed in the Adolfo Lozano Sidro cultural centre. Plans were made for it to be moved

The town’s oldest church is found in the picturesque Santa María la Mayor square, in the heart of the barrio del Cerro. The church was founded in the 17th century by the bishop of Cabra, Bacauda (prelate of Cabra, participant in the

The church has a rectangular floor plan, comprising one single nave with side chapels with towering tribunes between the buttresses and a crossing. A groin vault covers the nave and a hemispherical vault ov

This museum is located on calle del Río, and has civil architecture typical of ancestral houses at the end of the 19th century. The museum is the birthplace of Niceto, Alcalá-Zamora, President of the second Spanish Republic.

San Gil Abad parish church is located in the highest part of the town, on a typical Andalusian street, Calle San Antonio, in the San Gil neighbourhood, also known locally as Cerro del Alcázar. It is well suited to its setting, which

This church was originally the 15th century San Nicasio chapel. It was built on an ancient mosque following the Christian reconquest and was renovated in the 18th century by Juan de Dios Santaella. It has a rectangular floor plan and

Anzur castle is a modest castle located on one of the hillocks close to Puente Genil. Only the watchtower is preserved – a large tower with small view points, whose silhouette can be seen from several points throughout the

The Casas de Enfrente were originally built to serve as a marketplace. It is a horizontal structure comprising three levels; the first made up of a gallery of seven arches

16th century construction. Currently Carmelite Father convent. The convent, donated by Juan Téllez Girón, was occupied by the Carmelite Order in 1606. It is thought that construction of the church began at the beginning of the 16th c