CASA DE LOS MORA
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Former Dominican convent founded by the Archbishop of Cordoba, which became national heritage in 1836 in Lucena.
Annexed to the Church of San Pedro Mártir de Verona, this building was a former Dominican convent founded in 1575 by the Archbishop of Cordoba and became a national heritage site in 1836. It was later used in many ways as an aniseed liqueur factory, oil mill and bodega. It still has a splendid Mannerist-style courtyard and a fountain in its centre, surrounded by gardens and palm trees. Its rooms, spread over three floors, are used for a variety of purposes, including teaching, meetings and temporary exhibitions.
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