The Church
of Our Lady of the
Incarnation, a baroque structure, with three ships, besides its square tower. It was founded in
the fifteenth century and restored in the seventeenth century. It towers over the old mosque. The Church of San Roque, the sixteenth century. This chapel is
simple, has a single nave with apse, choir and belfry.
The Convent of Our Lady of the Snows, in Mudejar
style, founded by the Fathers of San Francisco minima in the sixteenth century. The old
sugar mill in San Rafael, pre-nineteenth
century, one of the largest in the province
of Malaga. Located
in the area of La Rabitilla. The aqueduct of La
Granja, used until the nineteenth century. The
hospital in San Jose,
the eighteenth century, in ruins, today is not preserved and which instead is
building an apartment building that respects the original form of the old
hospital.
La Casa de la Cultura, built in 1863, hosted by King Alfonso XII
during a visit he made during an earthquake that punished some of the Axarquia. Several buildings
from the Muslim period. The Roman ruins
located near the Faro de Torrox, in Torrox Costa.
This site corresponds to the Roman town known as Clavicum
or Caviclum, founded in the first century and inhabited until the early eighth
century. There are remains of a villa, a necropolis,
baths, pools and common pottery kilns. The watchtowers of
the Muslim era, one in the Penoncillo and another in the Gui River
because Wee had a separate identity from the year 1200 AD.
