Dúrcal
La Casa de las Damas
Jerónimo Terrón, also known as 'El Cítora', was an emigrant from Dúrcal who returned from America and purchased land around the Fábrica de Orujo, on which he constructed a substantial residence. This house later became the property of the fascist movement. Known as La Casa de las Damas (the Ladies' House), it was a holiday destination for young women from the movement, who would bathe in the so-called Ladies' Pool in the Dúrcal river. The Casa de las Damas is now owned by the town hall and operates as the Casa de la Juventud.