Paseo Agustín Aranda

Although from the 16th century until the end of the 19th century the site was occupied by a convent for women (Nuestra Señora de la Coronada), the first attempts to obtain a public garden in Aguilar de la Frontera date back to 1884. However, the most important work on Paseo Agustín Aranda was thanks to Vicente Romero García de Leaniz (1925 -1929).

Without knowing the creator of the project, it gave the city one of the largest, regional-style, green areas in the province. However, the biggest structural alterations and enhancements were thanks to Agustín Aranda Romero (1949-1950). The current look of the Paseo is the result of the adaptations made in 2010.

Its layout, a trapezoid shape and spread out, is fully paved with small compartments for trees and different plants, with a group of palm trees in pride of place. In the centre is the hexagonal bandstand (1929) with an artistic wrought iron railing.