Its artistic heritage includes:

• Church of San Miguel Archangel, This church dates back to the last third of the 16th century. The main cover is simple and with a half-point arch. It appears decorated with a stone shield made of quarry, typical of the Renaissance and Spanish mannerism. On a side it has a cover with a tile image of the Virgin of the Castle. The tower is of rectangular floor, which is unusual, and with relief decoration of the bell tower, similar to work in brick. The interior is one-ship and at the bottom is a half-barrel vault with the arms shields of Bishop Calderón. The majestic baroque altarpiece of the 18th century, the work of sculptor Diego de Briones, the chapel in which the so-called "trophies" of the battle of the Navas de Tolosa are kept (1212) and, in another chapel, a canvas of the Final Judgment are kept.

• Ermita- shrine of the Virgin of the CastleHe rose in the 18th century on the ancient church of Santiago, at the top of the hill of the castle. It houses the image of the patron of Vilches, who every August 14, on the occasion of the holidays in his honor, is brought down in procession to the parish of San Miguel.

• Vilches Castlelocated on a high hill to which it gives name and from where you can enjoy a wonderful view, is the castle of Vilches. A fortress castle that played a very important role as a point of defense of the high Guadalquivir, served as a refuge for the inhabitants of the environment in the face of the advance of Christian troops during the Reconquest and starred in famous war episodes, in the Middle Ages, between Arabs and Christians. Although we know that the hill has been populated since the time of the Iberians, the origins of the castle are uncertain. There are only a few remains of the fortress: a esquinero turret, known as "Cube de la Villa," part of another turret and a passage with a slightly pointed vault of armchair. With the passage of the years and the consolidation of Christian culture, much of the towers and parts of the walls of the castles were used to build small churches and hermitage. In the courtyard of arms the church of Santiago was built, on which the hermitage of the Virgin of the Castle was later built. It was declared Good of Cultural Interest in 1985.

• Archaeological site of Giribola. It is an archaeological site of great importance located in the confluence of the Guadalimar and Guadalén rivers, from where you can enjoy excellent panoramic surroundings. From what has been known so far, it is known that it was home to an Iberian city, which some scholars associate with Orisia, which was destroyed in the Second Punio War, a prehistoric sanctuary, a Paleocrist or Visigode cenobium and a Almohad castle built after the battle of the Tolosa Navas.

The declaration of Historical set It is justified in 2005 by the presence of several monumental buildings in the old town, as well as by the medieval route.

We highlight the following monuments:

Civil architecture:

• Castle (12th and 13th centuries). The castle of Torredonjimeno was built by the Arabs to protect the population from a small rural house. It was a rectangular fortress, of medium size, which after the reconquest was widely reformed by the Order of Calatrava. The Fortaleza, of a mannerist style, is one of the most important monuments of the historical and archaeological heritage of Torredonjimeno. As a matter of curiosity, the castle served as an accommodation for Fernando III in one of his perils and, according to tradition, in the room of which he was Torre del Tribute, the commando of the Order of Calatrava wrote the first book of which the art of the bullfighting is recorded. From this book, printed in the 16th century, only one preserved copy is known in the Salamanca Library. At the end of the Middle Ages the castle became a church residence. Inside the compound we can see part of that 16th century palace house in which several of its dependencies are highlighted with polychrome potters of Mudejar style. After its restoration, the castle has become a cultural center in which much of the activity of Torredonjimeno is developed and which also houses the Visigode Treasury Interpretation Centre which was found in the surroundings of the municipality fortuitous in the early 20th century. Considered the second most important visible legacy of the Peninsula after the one found in Guarrazar (Toledo), its original pieces are today distributed by several Spanish museums. Declared Good of Cultural Interest with the type of Monument in 1985 (BOE 29 / 06 / 1985).

• San Sebastián Bridge. On one side of the missing Gate of Martos and on the other side with the pillar of the same name and it rises on the way of the Salado River.

• City Council (17th century, mannerist). Of elegant and proportionate facets, typical of the classicism of the 17th century. The facha is divided into two floors, the one below has in the center a cover and on the double sides of the intellized windows. The superior presents a gallery with 11 arches of half points supported on double columns. The open character of the gallery contrasts with the solid and sober underfloor in the style of the Italian palaces. Declared B.I.C. in 1983.

• Cube mill. It is a fortified flour mill that takes the name of the stream of the cube, is built by the Order of Calatrava in 1437. It is the largest and best preserved fortified mill built by the South Peninsular Military Orders. In this place, down to the river of the Cube, we find an area of high ecological and landscape value.

• Torres- Fortress. In the municipal term of Torredonjimeno there are numerous towers such as: Castle of the Fucovert, Castle of Torre Venzala and Castle of Torre Alcázar.

Religious architecture:

• Church of Santa Maria.Built in the early 16th century, in late Gothic style. It is a temple dedicated to the Mystery of the Immaculate Conception of Mary, of one ship, with two chapels on each side, flat tester and tower at the feet. The ship is divided into three sections, with star gothic vaults separated by pointed arches. The main facade, at the foot of the temple, stands out on the volume of the whole by the body of the torre-bell tower attached to the wall, has a small furnace flanked by two shields of the Order of Calatrava.

  The first extension of the temple is in 1671, consisting of a chapel next to the presbytery for the Most Holy. The second enlargement, in the first third of the 18th century, is dedicated to Our Lady of the Dolores. It is worth noting the Camarín, which is accessed from the sacristy. Declared B.I.C. with the type of Monument in 2010 (BOJA 9 / 11 / 2010. p. 50).

• Church of St. Peter the Apostle (S. XVI), Renaissance style, designed by Francisco del Castillo "El Mozo" and built in 1592. It is divided into three ships by sober columns of Tuscan order that support a Mudejar artisan: that of the right dedicated to the Virgin of the Angustias, that of the left is occupied by the Christ of Love and at the bottom the Chapel of the Virgin of Carmen. On the presbyterium is the fourth-sphere vault, on pechines, covered with frescoes of the Celestial Glory. The altarpiece, from the first third of the 17th century, originates from a convent of Valladolid. It also highlights the large number of pictorial works of Easter.

• Convent of Our Lady of the Piety (16th century), popularly known as "Las Dominicas." Founded by Don Jerónimo de Padilla and Pacheco around the year 1540, belonging to the Order of Santiago and with a triple function: to house a convent of Dominican nuns, to be a family pantheon for the founders and to serve as a school for homemade maidens. The church presents one ship divided into three sections, with side chapels embedded in the wall. It has double choruson the feet and on the side of the presbytery. The altarpiece is baroque from 1728. The ship is divided into three sections with star Gothic vaults and separated by half-point arches, columns and capitals. The profusion of santiaguine shells and the general composition of late and Renaissance Gothic elements are a decorative element. In the interior of the convent you can highlight the double floor cloister, you cannot visit it as a closing convent.