In the 19C several squares were created on land expropriated from religious orders. Built in 1838 in the garden of the Franciscan convent, one of the first of these squares was Mina square. Today, it is one of the most charming in Cadiz. It has exuberant plants that give it a colonial air. At nos 11 and 16, you can see houses that perfectly exemplify the isabeline style.