Aurora Chapel
Traditional architecture with a whitewashed façade and stone doorway, notable for its 18th-century Neoclassical architectural style.
Its original name was the Chapel of Jesus, Mary and Joseph; it took on the Marian title of ‘La Aurora’ when a statue bearing this name was moved there from the Parish Church of Santa Cruz. Built in the traditional local style, it features a whitewashed façade and a stone doorway. It displays an interesting architectural rhythm and dates from the late 18th century, at the height of the Neoclassical period.
PLAZA DE ESPAÑA
The true heart of the town, everything in Luque revolves around this magnificent, monumental square.
Parish of Our Lady of the Assumption
A Renaissance church with three spacious naves and large side chapels, ideal for guided tours. It is notable for its magnificent stonework and historic locat...
Chapel of Our Lady of the Rosary
Located near Plaza de España and Venceaire Castle, it is notable for its barrel-vaulted architecture and Tuscan columns.
Luque Castle (Hisn Lukk)
A historic fortress with stunning views, offering access to a museum and a cave. Ideal for guided tours. A combined ticket is available at weekends.
Aurora Chapel
Traditional architecture with a whitewashed façade and stone doorway, notable for its 18th-century Neoclassical architectural style.
Civil clock tower
The Luque town tower, a rare example of 19th-century civil architecture in Andalusia, is notable for its bell clock, which has been stopped since the 19th ce...
CASTLE VIEWPOINT
Spectacular views from this viewpoint; it is undoubtedly the best place to see Luque Castle and the fortified town in all their glory