On the banks of the Gor River, within the Sierra de Baza Nature Reserve, the town lies along the old Roman road, first called the Via Hercúlea and then the Via Augusta. The town centre features the Parish Church, from the 17th century, which houses paintings and sculptures from that time in its interior, the beautiful place, with Castilian colonnades, and the fountain of Los Siete Caños. Located in this district you'll find the Cortijo Colorado, which has been home to a number different cultures: An Iberian township, then Roman and Byzantine before becoming a rural community in the Moorish-Al Andalus era.