The Casa de la Vila, with a modernist facade renovated at the beginning of the 20th century by the architect Santiago Güell, presides over the square where the most courageous castles are planted. The building combines neo-Gothic elements — traceries, plant capitals — with the current administrative functionality. Inside are preserved noble rooms with stained glass and coffered windows that evoke the wine prosperity of the time in which it was transformed. Every August 30, the main balcony becomes the tribune of honor for the day of San Félix.