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On the course of the Corumbel River and venting its waters into the Tinto River, the Corumbel Reservoir offers very quiet and picturesque places to spend a good day by the water. It is located just 8 kilometers from the town of Villalba del Alcor and can be reached by walking quietly along a beautiful path.

Nice town in the interior of Huelva very close to the riverbed of the Río Tinto. Its places of interest include the Town Hall building, the Church of San Vicente Mártir and a few kilometers away the imposing Gadea Bridge.

Villarrasa is a place where a multitude of cultures have taken place. Carthaginians, Romans, Visigoths and Muslims have left their mark in their wake. The first human remains found in this town date back to the Chalcolithic. The “La Alquería” site comes from this period, consisting of a tomb in a covered gallery. The Historical future of what is now Villarrasa is linked to the Roman Ilipla, the Visigoth Elepla, the Muslim Lebla and the Niebla de los Guzmanes. The Romans left their traces in the area called “El Cortijo” where remains from this era have been found, such as a marble column that is preserved in the Provincial Archaeological Museum. During Muslim domination, the territory of Villarrasa belonged to the Cora de Niebla, serving as Niebla's defensive stronghold. Villarrasa leaves the Islamic orbit when the Muslim kingdom of Aben Mafot and its capital, Niebla, succumbs to the troops of Alfonso X in the year 1262. When the county of Niebla was created in 1369, Villarrasa was defined as a village or place within the jurisdiction of Niebla, that is, it is legally linked to Niebla although with some municipal autonomy. This municipality is precisely one of the towns that began the first separatist movement against the capital and privileges of Niebla at the beginning of the 17th century. In the year 1602, the neighbors agreed and adopted an attitude of civil disobedience against the justice of Niebla, but it would remain under its control until the year 1813, when it achieved its municipal independence and obtained the title of Villa granted by the courts. Constitutional Courts of Cádiz that approve the law of Señoríos, which will end the legal regime of what will be called “Ancient Regime”. During the last third of the 19th century the railway reached the area, which represented a significant improvement in communications for Villarrasa. In 1880 the Seville-Huelva line was inaugurated, which had its own station in the municipality. Years before, in 1875, a mining route had also come into operation, the Riotinto railway, which in the Villarrasero municipal area had the so-called Gadea station.

Its full name is the Church of Nuestra Señora de las Angustias, and it is located in the town of Villarrasa, a small town in Huelva with barely 2,300 inhabitants, on the street to which it has given the same name, Calle Angustias. This architectural work has participated in the filming of Western movies in which actors such as Mario Girotti, better known as Terence Hill, have acted. It is an architectural construction from the 16th century that takes advantage of the foundations of previous buildings, the oldest part being the central nave. In later centuries the rest of the work was completed, incorporating Renaissance and Baroque elements, mainly on the façade, cornices, dome and dressing room. Inside, it preserves a carving of Ntra. Sra. De las Angustias, a piety sculpted by Castillo Lastrucci in 1948, which replaces the one lost in 1936. Currently the church is also the headquarters of the Brotherhood of the Holy Christ of Goodness, which It constitutes one of the most emblematic images of the town of Villarrasa along with La Borriquita. This is one of the few buildings in the town of Villarrasa that remained standing after the famous earthquake in Lisbon that hit practically the entire province of Huelva, leaving everything demolished in its path. In 2009 it underwent restoration work due to its poor condition, and that is why its external appearance has changed due to the color of the paint used and the brick reinforcements.