The archaeological site of El Villar. Is extremely important, and valuable Roman remains such as columns and capitals have been found, as well as a geometric mosaic and domestic dwellings.

 Dionisos. During the excavations of El Villar, a Roman figure was found, next to a feline animal, which dates from the 2nd century AD. Some believe that it could be a representation of Antoninus, a favourite of the Emperor Hadrian. It has become the symbol of Chirivel, and the village?s inhabitants have proudly adopted the figure as their own, so much that it is referred to as ?El Chirivello?. The figure which remains in the village is a replica, given that the artistic value of the original has been moved to the Archaeological Museum of Almeria, where it is on display.

 The Loma de las Cometas.

 The remains of the Corridor of Chirivel.

 Casa del Minero or Tienda Grande. Modernist house in an Art Deco style, built in 1905. Of particular interest are its baroque details and its beautiful interior decoration with wrought iron staircases.

 Parish Church of San Isidoro, from the end of the 19th century. Inside, there is an altarpiece which was painted by a pupil of El Greco.

 Museo del Esparto, Contador.

 La sabina: this tree, over a thousand years old, has been declared natural monument