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This pharmacy has a vaulted niche with an image of the Virgen de la Paloma. It is believed that its first chemist was José Serra y Roca. According to the planning permission, the building reform of the 50’s did not affect the premises.

This pharmacy has a drug room with shelves at both sides, a back room to develop and store them , a kitchen , two rooms and a way out to the courtyard. There are many antique elements exposed as the register machine, china and glass jars, even mortars and different bottles emptied of old medicines.

The premises shelves are overflowing with raw materials and chemical compounds ready to be used for the drug production, balms and magistral formulas.