The Parochial Church of Our Lady of the Patrocinio blends with the white of the houses of the town, but rises above them, giving an elegant and stately touch to the place. A large tree and a bank of flowers that surround the entrance gives the distinctive element to this Church, dedicated to the Virgin of the Patrocinio, patroness saint of the town.
In November, Olula de Castro celebrates the celebrations in honor of the Virgin, which are the most famous and important traditional festivals of this municipality. They have their origin in the battles of Moors and Christians that took place in the
Sierra de Los Filabres.