• Guided town visit covers the Plaza Mayor, the Torre del Reloj, the parish church and the Teatro Lope de Vega, €5 for adults and €3 for kids, booked through the tourism office
• Torre del Reloj stands alone because its church was destroyed in the Peninsular War, hence the local saying about a tower with no church and a church with no tower
• Museo Etnológico La Posada, an early 1800s inn at Calle Morata 5, shows old kitchens, farm tools and the stills once used for Chinchón's anise

Chinchón's Plaza Mayor is a sloping square closed in by three-story houses with wooden balconies and arcades, used over the centuries as an open-air theater and a bullring. Kids can find the Torre del Reloj, a clock tower that lost its church in the Peninsular War, look up at the ruined Castillo de los Condes above town, and eat lunch on a balcony over the square.