Reaching the end of the street, and going down San Luis street the next turning we find to our left is La Paz street and the hermitage of the same name. Next to it the house where San Juan de Avila lived and died. Both house and hermitage maintain their original layout decorated with objects from the period. It was built in 1547 to house its master.

Juan de Ávial was the founder of the Humanity and Theology Centres in Baeza, Granada and Cordoba, schools in Jerez, Priego, Montilla, Ubeda, Seville, Alcalá de Guadaira, Palma del Río and Écija. Spiritual counsellor to Francisco de Borja, Juan de Dios, Ignacio de Loyola, teresa de Jesús, and Fray Luis de Granada, he prepared written essays and memorials for the councillors of Trento and Toledo. He died on 10th May 1569.

At the end of San Luis street we find the hermitage of the same name, founded in 1655 by Luis Fernandez de Córdoba and Mariana de Córdoba Pimentel when their first male child was born.

With a mixture of baroque elements its surroundings have already been renovated on numerous occasions by the various congregations dedicated to teaching, that have used this building since the nineteenth century.