A restored former 18th century building with industrial architecture offers a unique glimpse into the history of oil production.

Located in an Old Oil Mill Recently restored. It is one of the few remaining civil buildings from the 18th century, making it one of the best examples of industrial architecture from that time. It belonged to the nearby Hieronymite monastery and was connected to it by an underground tunnel through a tannery. The layout of its old facilities is preserved, with traces of the locations of the rollers, press, boiler, and oil decanting pits.