The Molinos Town Hall is made up of several buildings of different styles and origins. The oldest of them all is a three-story defensive tower. It has access on the second floor, a jail on the first floor and a large veranda on the top floor, created at a later date.
Later, the town hall was built, wrapping the tower and creating a small hall under a lowered arch that gives access to the interior of the three-story building.
From the back of this building you can access the room where the work of Eleuterio Blasco Ferreris exhibited. This room communicates with the viewpoint of the tower where works of the local artistic collective AGUARTE are exhibited.
