The villa offers the physiognomy of past times, preserving its steep and silent streets. From its rich and varied heritage, we highlight:

• Castle.Of Mudejar origin, eternal vigil located in the highest of the village and surrounded by an old wall that still retains some turreons. The tower of tribute, which reaches 18.50 m in height and from which you can see impressive panoramic views of the Segura saw. Inside the castle we find: chapel, adarves, covered with wood and roofed in two waters, aljibe and Arab baths.
• Parish Church of Saint Mary of the Collado. It was built in the 16th century on the site of the old Romanesque temple. The Napoleonic troops set it on fire and would be restored between 1814 and 1817. Its only ship is rectangular and of vaulted roof. On the outside, his tower built with masonry. With a quadrangular plant, it has its first body with a flask and a second body covered with an octagonal pyramid on which a forged iron cross goes. He has accumulated a rich religious iconography during his history.
• City Hall. Other Renaissance paradigm, old house of the Society of Jesus. It opens with an arched arch of highlighted keys, to which they flank crate pilastras and dotal column. The second body is embellished by a curved balcony, a triangular fronton decorated with tacos and noble oval shields with plucked helmets.
• Imperial source. A monument that reflects the transition between the Gothic and the Renaissance. It is built in front of the church and dates from the year 1517. Presents a large fronton divided into three streets separated by Ionian columns. A large shield with the weapons of Carlos V. is displayed on the central street
• Casa de Jorge Manrique. The façade has a half-point arch decorated with vegetable motifs, flanked by crate pilasters and complemented by small Ionian columns. The nobility shield of arms of the Figueroa, the mother family of Jorge Manrique, was carved in stone.
• Church of the Jesuit. It is built in the last quarter of the 16th century. It has Renaissance decoration, with a half-point arch with reliefs of the apostles. This building has now been remodeled and turned into an event and exhibition room.
• Bull's Square. It is located on the outskirts of the village in the old courtyard of weapons and chivalry. It's one of the oldest and most curious, being quadrangular.
• Arab baths (hammam). Used not only for hygiene and toilet, but also as social assembly centres. They were used by both men and women, but at different times. They consist of three longitudinal ships, corresponding to thecold room, the most external,tempered and hot, the innermost. They were tied with double horseshoe arch and canyon vault with skylights. It is estimated to be built between the 11th and 12th centuries.
• Wraith and defense. Many sections of the local walls can still be observed. One of the best preserved is the water tower, It is called that because its mission was to protect a water spring that supplied the plateau. Other still preserved are: The Era tower, the School tower and the Snow well. The latter space was used to store water and snow during the winter period and then to use them through drains that existed at the bottom.
• Access doors. The way to access the Segura de la Sierra fortification was 4 doors: The New, the Gontar, the Catena and the Orcera.

Baños de la Encina has accumulated a rich artistic heritage that has been able to preserve and care for. To visit it is to connect with the tracks of other peoples and cultures that have passed through this territory.
From its heritage, we highlight:

• The castle of Bury al-Hamma (Burgalimar). The impressive silhouette of the castle dominates the rural landscape of Baños de la Encina. He rose in 968, in the califal period. It is flanked by a sturdy, almond wall with 14 towers, plus the Christian tower of tribute, and it has suffered little damage, constituting the best preserved fortified set of the time. The main Christian modification was introduced on one of the original 14 turreons: the Tribute Tower (also known as the "Gorda Tower"). This tower does not look to the countryside, but to the interior of the population, projecting itself above it, which indicates the transformation into a church building. It is Gothic and is built with irregular masonry, presenting cylindrical shape to the outside.

• The Church of St. Matthew. It is Gothic, although the tower has Renaissance finishes, as does the main cover. The most important element in it is the sacred one, one of the jewels of the sacred art of the province dating from the 17th century. It is built of ebony wood, ivory, silver and shell of Carey that make up a plateau with baroque dome, framed by four columns of shell with capitals and silver basements.

• Hermitage of the Jesus of the Llanus. Located in the middle of the Mesteño (sheep) rest, this sober building is raised, with a single ship and a bell tower in swordsman on the main facade. The construction takes place from the 16th to the 17th century. What surprises the interior is the Camarín Tower of the venerated image. Of clear granadine influence, it is a manifestation of the most expressive baroque of the 18th century.

• Hermitage of the Virgin of Encina. The shrine of the Virgin of Encina is 4 km away. from Baths. It was built on a smaller and primitive one from the late 13th and early 14th century. In the 17th century a remodeling was carried out, leaving it as it is today.

• Conistory house. It dates from the 16th century, and stands out for its sober and simple aspect, nuanced by the simplicity of the grating. The cover is made up of a half-point arch, on which a balcony is opened with the typical bathrobe.

• Wind Mill. Old wind mill of the 17th century, located in the upper part of the municipality.