This square can be said to be the most open and common space for Coineñas, and it has been so historically.

The arch of the atarjea is the only vestige of the first hydroelectric plant in Coín, founded by Mr.

This monumental complex is privately owned. It is only open to the public on certain dates or for specific events.

The crochet sky is an initiative to beautify the historic centre and protect residents and visitors from the sun on one of the main pedestrian streets.

More than 30 people have voluntarily participated in this municipal initiative.

The Former Convent of Santa María de la Encarnación houses several exhibition rooms, some of them permanent, such as the ceramic rooms of local artists, the municipal archaeological room, and other temporary rooms.

This artistic graffiti mural pays tribute to the benefits of the Coineño market garden and the importance of generational change in this sector.

In the second half of the 16th century, where the park is today, there was a hermitage dedicated to San Sebastián.