CAÑUELO PROMENADE

CAÑUELO PROMENADE

A charming walk with benches to rest on and a historic fountain, ideal for taking in the scenery and snapping a few photos.

This is a pleasant walk that winds its way around the castle, connecting the two ends of the village. Its name comes from the word ‘caño’ (sprout); water springs up in this area and is collected in the Fuente del Cañuelo (built during the reign of Charles III in 1788), which is situated halfway along the route, in the lower part of the walk. Along the walk, there are several benches where you can rest and a small area from which to take in the sweeping landscape and capture the moment with a photo.