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The Plaza de Andalucía is the center of the town, where the Town Hall building and the tourist information center are located. The main building in the square is the church of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, built between the late 19th and early 20th centuries in neo-Romanesque style.

Boabdil Tower, an octagonal building built with quality masonry between 1411 and 1435, reaching 28 meters in height. Gothic arches and Cistercian-inspired vaults design the interior spaces or chambers, where it seems that King Boabdil was imprisoned in 1483, after being defeated and imprisoned in the Battle of Lucena at the hands of the Catholic Monarchs.

Extraordinary piece to understand not only the importance of the "oppidum" túrdulo de Porcuna, but also the history of Alta Andalucía itself. The set of sculptures located in this settlement is, by far, the most important and monumental that Turdetan and Túrdula archeology has provided, and the key to understanding this culture at the time of its full consolidation, during the 5th century BC.

Extraordinary piece to understand not only the importance of the "oppidum" túrdulo de Porcuna, but also the history of Alta Andalucía itself. The set of sculptures located in this settlement is, by far, the most important and monumental that Turdetan and Túrdula archeology has provided, and the key to understanding this culture at the time of its full consolidation, during the 5th century BC.

It was built between 1872 and 1910, after the collapse of the Calatrava Gothic church of Santa María la Mayor, of which the sacristy remained, which had been reformed in the 17th century by Benito del Castillo.

Extraordinary piece to understand not only the importance of the "oppidum" túrdulo de Porcuna, but also the history of Alta Andalucía itself. The set of sculptures located in this settlement is, by far, the most important and monumental that Turdetan and Túrdula archeology has provided, and the key to understanding this culture at the time of its full consolidation, during the 5th century BC.