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The municipality was founded under the leadership of the enlightened Pablo de Olavide and, by 1767, had a Central European population. Funded by the state at the request of King Charles III, the colonization was intended to promote agriculture and industry in an uninhabited area threatened by bandits, as well as to increase the security of the royal road connecting Madrid with Cadiz. Initially, the municipality belonged administratively to La Carlota, which, along with other municipalities, was also founded on this occasion.

Municipality founded in 1767 with a Central European population, mainly from Germany, when the 57 families took possession of these lands. Artistic and monumental heritage: the King's mill, the Church of the Immaculate Conception.

100% gravel track between hunting estates.

Town that belongs to the Montilla-Moriles Wine Route. Being agriculture its axis of economic activity thanks to the fertility of its lands, among its main crops are garlic, onion, olive and melon.

The traditional pottery of La Rambla is world famous. Pottery production was a trade of which remains have been preserved for 4,000 years. If you are on La Rambla, don't miss out on visiting a ceramic craft workshop.

Neoclassical style palace, from the 18th century, declared an Asset of Cultural Interest. Inspiration for the design of the palace was the façade of the Palacio de las Necesidades, where the Spanish embassy in Lisbon was located.

Undoubtedly the best known of Montalbán are its garlic, being the largest producer in Andalusia and bringing together no less than 37% of the production of this vegetable in the entire European Union. This also makes it interesting to get to know its gastronomy, where gazpacho, chopped oranges, salmorejo, raw sardines, boronia (stew made from dried broad beans with aubergines), sopaipas, pestiños and porridge stand out.

Pottery city par excellence, many of its workshops can be visited and even learn about the techniques used. Architecturally, the slender Tower of the Nuns, which has recently been restored, surprises with its height.