Coming up slope we find at the bottom of the park and coming in through Blanca street which runs into San Sebastian street, turning left we follow the street up until we find the San Sebastian Church. This is the oldest temple in Montilla linked to the dark Middle Ages. Its appearance is that of a gothic piece of work with no ornaments from the beginning of the gothic period.

The Church has three naves, the middle one has a double width, separated by thick columns of rubblework with a capital of valutes and in the centre Romanesque tetraleaves with counterpoint arches from the original Romanesque period.

The central altarpiece with a post-Renaissance nuance, has a figure of the title-holder and some others of San Francisco Solano and San Lorenzo.

At the entrance sides, to the right, there is a statue of Santa Lucia. To the left, a baroque-style altarpiece with canvases by Lope de Medina, a dressed statue of Nuestra Señora de la Consolación by the Montillan makers of religious images the Cueto Sisters. Next to this is another sculpture with the same entitlement that, according to tradition, turned up in 1491 in a potter kiln at the same time as Isabel la Católica gave us a present, when she passed Montilla. It was the cloak she was wearing to make a mantle for the statue.