Bullring

It is located up to the castle by a road on the outskirts of the village. Former parade ground and stables, it is one of the oldest and most curious bullrings in Spain. The first thing that surprises is its quadrangular plant and its lack of protective walls and bleachers so that the entrance to the bullfights is free, using as bleachers the slope of the hill where the castle sits. There is a tower annexed, with remains of walling, which is currently used as an infirmary, and was one of the gates to the town. The bullfighting festivities are held exclusively during the festivities in honor of the Virgen del Rosario, more specifically on October 6 and 8. It is worth seeing how the entire slope of the castle is filled with people to witness bullfighters and bullfighters during the bullfights, making these a meeting point for the villagers who come to the town during these days.