Don´t Miss
The most important monument, the parish church of Santiago Apostol, built in the 16th century.

On the outskirts an altar-calvary built in brick in the 18th century.

The many typical fountains: La Mea, La Jaula, La Esquina and Villa. Around this last one a legend has been woven: the daughters of a Moor king who lived in the missing castle of Mundat - where the spring is - went down to the fountain through a secret passageway where they maintained meetings, which finally were not so secret, with Christian gentlemen.

From the 16th to 18th August the celebrations dedicated to San Roque, the patron saint of the village. The Easter celebrations are also outstanding.

Do Try
The most traditional dish of ‘gazpacho’ cold soup, as well as ‘mondena’ soup and ‘imperial’ soup. They also have the typical home made rusks.

Do Buy
Oil and flour