Former pottery school

A historical and cultural landmark in the city due to its architectural quality and because for many years it housed one of the two ceramics schools in Spain.
The building, constructed between 1918 and 1925, is notable for the composition of the façade in the neoclassical style that predominates in the complex and the cloister. On the façade there is a plaque, placed in 1925, in homage to the historian Guillermo de Osma. The current state of the building is due to the remodelling carried out in 1950.