In an urban grid that is faithful to its origins, on the slopes of Mount Peñalta, on a steep topography, through narrow and irregular alleys, walkways and improvised squares, houses of clear mountain and vernacular identity rise, of gravelled masonry and whitewashed, capricious volumes, asymmetrical openings, low height, original chimneys and Arabic tiles. It is the medieval neighborhood, which resists the vicissitudes of the centuries.