トレドンヒメノの天然記念物・トップ12

The victims of COVID-19 are memorialized on the Vía Verde del Aceite (Olive Oil Greenway) in a mural located between the towns of Torredelcampo and Torredonjimeno.

This spring is as old as life itself, as it gave rise to the human settlement whose current name is Villardompardo, a town about 20 km from the capital. This spring is the result of the union of another spring with low salinity, but when they merge, the water becomes drinkable. Like most naturally flowing springs, it has no sanitary treatment, but it has been consumed by the town's residents for centuries and has never caused any problems.

The Santuario de la Virgen de la Villa in Martos is an impressive church building in the town. It is located on a hilltop, making it a prominent feature of the cityscape. The church is dedicated to the Virgen de la Villa, also known as La Labradora (the farmer's wife). The original church was built after the reconquest of Martos by Fernando III in 1219, and was later restored and rebuilt after damage inflicted during the Spanish Civil War. The current building is in a neo-Baroque style and was designed by the architect Ramón Pajares Pardo. The church has a cruciform plan with a choir and a cross vault with three arcos fajones.

The viewpoint at the Santuario de la Virgen de la Villa in Martos offers a beautiful view of the town and the surrounding landscapes. It is located on a hilltop, which makes it a strategic place to admire the panoramic views. From the viewpoint you can see the town of Martos, the surrounding olive groves and the Sierra Morena. It is a popular place for both tourists and locals to enjoy the peace and nature.

The Path of Remembrance, a living memorial to the victims of the pandemic.

Although it puts the obligatory "untreated water" sign, it means that it does not contain chlorine and that it flows naturally from the same spring.

It is a sum construction of two great springs that are born in the same town and that were surely the origin of the human settlement since the dawn of time. As a result of unfortunate political decisions, it was demolished around the 1970s, and later rebuilt in 2016 for the enjoyment of residents and visitors.

A must stop for hikers and cyclists. It is called that because it has a stick inserted into the tube that prevents the water from being emptied unnecessarily.