If we continue along this street and turn the first corner to our left, the first street we find i Don Diego de Alvear, which takes it name from an old stately home, today dedicated to teaching. It was ordered to be built by the sailor Don Diego de Alvear in the eighteenth century and it is without any doubt the ancestral home of most artistic value of those that remain in the town.

If we go back almost to the square and we continue to the highest part of the town we leave to out left the Silesian School founded last century. Its church has a beautiful life-sized sculpture made at the beginning of the last century and another of the Crucifixion of Christ carved by Ruiz de Olmas.