Returning to Corredera street we pass the two old Casinos facing one another. These are societies that have existed for a century and which owe their origin to the Amigos del País Society (Friends of the Country) founded last century. The Casino Montillano houses an interesting collection of portraits of distinguished Montillans, each with their own history at the base of the painting.

Continuing along Corredera street, the main street of our town, the first street we find to the left is called San Fernando which leads us to the Plaza Ángel Sisternes on our right, where we can see a beautiful stately home owned by the Council of Montilla. This is the Casa de las Aguas built as a residence for the Countess of Aguilar at the beginning of the second decade of the twentieth century. It is a beautiful building with three floors, a cool interior courtyard and several rooms. The plans that the corporation has for the Casa de las Aguas include: the Garnelo Museum (8) on the first floor, the Ruiz Luque Library (9) on the second, and multi-functional ground floor.