Parc del Filet de Fora

Initially established as a gallery for a local artists' cooperative, the museum now showcases a range of modern and contemporary art from the region and from across Spain. In 2025 it is temporarily closed.

A venue for temporary art exhibits organised by the Museum of Contemporary Art.

Housed in a 19th-century farmhouse, this museum is devoted to date palms and the fronds used for Palm Sunday rites. Admission includes entry to the nearby palm grove and garden.

Two weeks of free amateur theater performances.

In addition to well-maintained palm trees, this private botanical garden features lovely water fountains and cactus gardens.

Formerly part of the city wall (now no longer extant), this tower was originally Muslim and built from the late 12th to early 13th centuries. Originally a full ten metres higher than now, neglect and an earthquake took their toll and the upper two floors had to be dismantled. From the 15th to 20th centuries it was used as an aristocratic residence and can now be visited.