Calvary Chapel
Located near the last house on Calle del Calvario, this historic building features a bell tower and offers an atmosphere of peace and reflection.
Located about twenty metres from the last house onCalle del Calvario, the building comprises two rooms (the sacristy and the church) and a bell tower.
Its creation stemmed from a promise made by a soldier on a day of danger at the front during theSpanish Civil Warof 1936–39. Once the conflict was over and true to his word, he took the necessary steps with the parish priest of Fuente-Tójar and received authorisation for its construction.
Some time after this authorisation was granted, work began on the new chapel. The soldier in question, who was born in Fuente Tójar, as were his parents, raised funds amongst the local residents, appointingAntonio Ortega González as treasurer of these funds.
Church of Our Lady of Hope
A neoclassical church with a Latin cross plan, notable for its semi-spherical dome and a gilded high altarpiece, ideal for lovers of religious art.
Mural: "The Lady of Fenghuang"
A mural in Doña Mencía stands out for its depiction of a bird goddess, symbolising wisdom and nobility, and attracting lovers of contemporary art.
Greenway tourist hostel
Former railway station.
Calvary Chapel
Located near the last house on Calle del Calvario, this historic building features a bell tower and offers an atmosphere of peace and reflection.
Welcome Roundabout for Pilgrims
Metal structure on the Mozarabic Way