The legendary feature of the latest run of the crown of nazaries of Granada, at the frontier between arabian and christians was situated in Íllora. In order to look after this frontier, they created a complex of two groups of towers which became useful for the nazari troops, there they did use transmitions by fire or by mirrors.

Dated to the year 1738, in neoclasic style, first of all it has been a jail, but then they changed it into a town halls which then changed into a museum. The two floors and a wall divided into three parts, which shows you three balconys as decoration.

The building which is now used as the townhall, once belonged to the ancient church of the convent of the order of Saint Peter of Alcantara. The cost of building was met by contributions of the towns inhabitants. The building work began in 1669 and completed in 1688.

This is one of the most beautiful houses in Íllora and was built between 1890 and 1917 in an attractive neomudejar style. It was built by indian people from Cuba. The property boats beautiful spacious roman gardens giving an attractive view point from the house and also on its entrance.