House of Blas Infante

The Blas Infante House is located on Diego Pérez Pascual street, where he settled in 1923 with his wife.
In this house he had his notary's office and also his home, where his two daughters were born, the first, Luisa, in 1928 and the second , María de los Ángeles, in 1930. The house, in a certain Neo-Mudejar style, as reflected in its horseshoe arches and mullioned windows, was decorated in keeping with the tastes of Blas Infante, who had been highly influenced by his trip to Morocco to the point of referring to the following in a local newspaper "the house gave the feeling of be an Islamist dwelling, where one wants to burn perfumes in a bronze vase and read the Koran stretched out on soft cushions".