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Plaza Mayor
Main Square

This large rectangular square is an example of popular 16th century Andalusian architecture. In this square you can find the church of Nuestra Señora de Consolación, with its red brick Mudejar tower, the court building of the judicial district of Cazalla de la Sierra, with its beautiful baroque façade, and the tourist office  of the Cazalla Town Council. 

Osuna-Plaza Mayor
Plaza Mayor

The Plaza Mayor is one of Osuna’s most iconic urban spaces. It is located in the historical and monumental centre of the ducal town, at the foot of the hill where the Collegiate Church of Santa Maria stands. Several main streets -Sevilla, Tia Mariquita, Asistente Arjona, San Antón, Luis de Molina and Carrera- converge here.

Arahal-Plaza de la Corredera
Plaza de la Corredera

The Plaza de la Corredera is of trapezoidal and irregular shaped-square. Its current shape was likely consolidated well into the Modern Age. It took on its final appearance with the general development of the population in the mid-18th century. The square can also be considered as the Plaza Nueva in Arahal, as opposed to the Plaza Vieja.

Ayuntamiento
Town Hall

The Town Hall was built in 1533 over the Puerta de Teba arch.

The whitewashed walls are graced by a double row of balconies. Worthy of note is an arcade supported on embedded double columns. Next to arcade are the remains of a former mirador overlooking the Plaza. Two, long and wide balconies with pink carved stipites support the screws that go into the wall.