The municipal tourist office is currently located in the historic building of the old town hall. This building was from 1863 to February 2005 the headquarters of the town hall.

The church dates from the s. Construction began in the 16th century in 1505 and was declared a BIC (Asset of Cultural Interest) in 2010.

Since 2008, this historical monument has been cataloged BIC (Asset of Cultural Interest), granted by the Junta de Andalucía.

The hermitage is open to the public every year from May 1 until the celebration of the pilgrimage in honor of the Patron Saint of Coín, on the first weekend of June. (In 2024 the Romería will be held on 8 and 9 June)

This building is currently closed for renovations.

This tower is the only preserved remains of the old convent of the Trinitarians, a work from the 17th century.