L'Arquet de la Rambla

L'Arquet is an arch of disputed origin (some sources date it back to Roman times, while others attribute it to the Arab people) through which water was channeled from a pond at the entrance to the ravine to transport it to the Molinet de Castro, a flour mill downstream, currently disappeared, on the other side of the Belcaire river. This symbol of the town is part of a series of arches and bridges visible along the river. It indicates the great importance of the irrigation systems for the economy of Alfondeguilla.

L'Arquet is an emblematic arch with a controversial origin (some say it is Roman and others, Arab). Through here the water was transported to the Molinet de Castro, which no longer exists, but was very close.

It is accessed by walking along the bed of the ravine, which leaves the town of Alfondeguilla. Signposted route.