Trowel
A small village with a scenic route, a spring with healing properties and a chapel dating from 1920, ideal for experiencing local traditions and festivals.
La Cubertilla is a small hamlet belonging to Fuente-Tójar. It lies just 5 km from the town centre and is crossed by the Los Barrancos trail.
Along the way, we come across a spring that was once used as a washing place, and whose water is said to have a number of health benefits. It remains a tradition for many people to go there to collect water for making certain dishes, such as chickpea stew or cocido.
Furthermore, in this small hamlet, there is a small chapel, La Santa Cruz de la Cubertilla, built in 1920 and the venue for the festivities of the same name.
Fountain Square
A spacious central area for major events, featuring an iconic three-spout fountain and a small shrine dedicated to Saint Isidore the Farmer.
Parish Church of Our Lady of the Rosary
A church with its original orchards, an enclosed garden, a façade featuring a brick bell gable, and a single-nave interior with vaulted ceilings and side cha...
Cerro de las Cabezas
An archaeological site featuring walls, residential structures, marble statues and strategic vantage points, ideal for exploring history and the surrounding ...
Trowel
A small village with a scenic route, a spring with healing properties and a chapel dating from 1920, ideal for experiencing local traditions and festivals.
Cubertilla Spring
Old fountain/washhouse
All-air
An area dotted with farmhouses and a bar with a terrace that opens in summer, ideal for escaping the evening heat.