The New Saint Roch's Chapel (ایسپانیا دیلی: Ermita de San Roque) was erected in 1801. Its style is neoclassical. The shrine houses a statue of Saint Roch. In the fourth week of April every year, a procession is held on the saint's honour, with people carrying his image on a float. The statue is then taken from the temple to the Pinar del Rey pinewoods nearby and back. During the Spanish War of Independence, Saint Roch's Chapel was ransacked by the ناپلئون بوناپارت and the historic statue of the saint was destroyed. The image was replaced in 1833 by a new one donated by an army captain from San Roque called Juan Rojas, who was stationed in سویا (شهر). At the time this city was suffering from cholera epidemics, so Captain Rojas vowed to make the effigy himself if he and his family recovered from the disease. This happened indeed and the new image of Saint Roch was donated to the church by Rojas. The Governor's Palace (Palacio de los Gobernadores), which houses the municipal art gallery "Luis Ortega Bru", is also located in the same square. The oldest bar in the town is the Bar Torres, adjacent to the central square.