This striking passageway features unique architecture, connecting two streets with ornate façades, arches, and shops, making it a must-visit for tourists.

A unique and striking structure in the city. This passageway connects two central streets—Calle del Tinte and Calle Mayor—giving it two façades, which differ in proportion. Triptych bay windows rest on large modillions supported by columns and occupy the central section of the different floors. The ground level is made up of a corridor of arches between pairs of columns. Both façades are richly decorated, with a predominance of figures of children holding garlands and fruit bowls. The passage is covered by an iron and glass roof. The passage stands on Renaissance-style columns, between which various shops are located.