San Andrés Tribune
Description: This construction is a clear example of religious or sacrum architecture, however, the experts do not coincide in the sub-category of typology, some [...]
Humilladero Tower
Descripción: The Humilladero of Coín consists of a Mudejar style tower, built with bricks and reinforced with travertine in the base and corners. The [...]
Trinitarian Tower
Description: With its exceptional triangular base it is one of the only three towers in existence in Andalusia with this type of architecture. The [...]
Old Convent of Santa María de la Encarnación
Description: Previously a Muslim mosque, converted to Christian worship, it was the first parish in Coín, endowed in 1505 with three presbyteries and two [...]
Hermitage Nuestra Señora de la Fuensanta
Description: It is believed that in the year 1487, the Virgin of Fuensanta appeared to a shepherd at the place where the Chapel dedicated [...]
Church of San Juan Bautista
Description: For its construction part of the plot of the Moorish castle was assigned in 1489 and other properties were added in 1492 and [...]
Church of San Andrés and Old Hospital de la Caridad
Description: They were originally built on the Plaza de San Andrés changing in 1520 to its present location. It has an unusual L shaped [...]
San Pedro Apóstol Church
Description: After the conquest of Cártama by the Catholic King and Queen, the San Pedro church was constructed in 1502 on the main square [...]
Remains of Roman Bridge and Aqueduct
Description: It was part of the old Roman road to Alhaurín el Grande and served for water canalization. Contact: 952422500 Cártama Town Hall (area [...]
Villa of San José and Manguarra
Description: In the month of April of 1970, the person in charge of the estate of Manguarra and San José, dehesa alta (Cártama), belonging [...]
Chapel of Nuestra Señora De los Remedios
Description: The design of the nave and the arcade, supported on two solid angular pillars, allows for dating the construction in the sixteenth century. [...]
Humilladero Cross
Descripción: This is a trace from the Roman period. One of the Corinthian columns from the II century that was found in 1752, display [...]
