Templo Masónico

The most beautiful Masonic temple of Spain, with an impressive front that possesses very mysterious elements. The building has to its feet four sphinxes of Egyptian inspiration and in the highest thing, inside a triangular fronton, the relief of an eye is observed. Of the building it is possible to contemplate the front because the interior is in very bad conditions. The interior of the building possesses a chamber of Reflections in the subsoil, for its construction it took advantage of a volcanic pipe.
History: its construction was begun in the year 1899 and ended in 1902, the building was projected by the municipal architect Manuel of Chamber and financed by the Lodge Añaza. In 1936 this building passed to be a property of the Spanish phalanx, being used as military drugstore. In 1990 it was left. The temple was declared Good of cultural interest in the category of Monument in 2007. Observations: it is not possible to accede to the interior for the present time.