Hacienda Ulloa

Hacienda Ulloa is found in Palomares del Río. This 18th-century building was restored and converted into a community centre in 1990 and houses the House of Culture. It is known for its traditional Andalusian architecture, notable for its octagonal spire and nine ceramic finials.

Built in the late 17th century, Hacienda Ulloa is one of the best examples of Palomares del Río's historical legacy. Originally, the estate featured an oil mill and a tower, elements that have been preserved during its restoration.

The estate's architecture is typical of rural Sevillian buildings, with a tower culminating in an octagonal spire and ceramic ornaments on the top. These elements reflect the region's pottery tradition.