Palace of the Marquesses of Torreblanca
A 19th-century palace with a porticoed courtyard and traditional tiles. Of particular note is the Hall of Mirrors, featuring French mirrors by the painter Ju...
This palace, built in the mid-19th century, comprises two storeys characterised by a striking horizontal design, with windows and balconies running the entire length of the façade.
Inside, highlights include a porticoed courtyard decorated with traditional tiles and the Hall of Mirrors on the upper floor, adorned with beautiful mirrors brought from France by the illustrious Cordoban painter Julio Romero de Torres. It has been the headquarters of the Círculo Lucentino since 1876.
Mora House
A historic building featuring a Mannerist courtyard, a central fountain and gardens. It offers versatile spaces for exhibitions and events, showcasing local ...
Palace of the Counts of Santa Ana – City Interpretation Centre
It is notable for its 18th-century architecture, featuring two courtyards and a vaulted staircase. It houses an interpretation centre and a Roman sculpture o...
Palace of the Marquesses of Torreblanca
A 19th-century palace with a porticoed courtyard and traditional tiles. Of particular note is the Hall of Mirrors, featuring French mirrors by the painter Ju...
González Palma Manor House
An 18th-century building featuring a central courtyard, a keep, an arched loggia and Baroque coats of arms. Ideal for admiring the historic architecture and ...
Castillo del Moral – Archaeological and Ethnological Museum
A medieval fortress with historic towers and a museum that explores the cultural and physical development of Lucena, highlighting its Jewish heritage and the...
Palace of the Counts of Hust – Municipal Library
A former 17th-century manor house in the Mannerist style, with a brick façade and Baroque details. It houses a library, an archive and exhibition rooms.
Patio Hotel, Santo Domingo
A historic hotel with a central cloister, a façade of masonry and brick, and balconies featuring mouldings and a triangular pediment – ideal for tourists.