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The Caños de Caravaca Fountain is located on San Francisco Street in the town centre of Vélez-Blanco. This fountain stands out for its unique decoration, with tiles in striking orange and green colours, which include motifs from Don Quixote and the Vélez-Blanco coat of arms. The fountain is supplied by springs from the Barranco de las Fuentes and its flow is low but constant. In addition to its architectural value, the fountain is used for irrigation and is a point of tourist and recreational interest in the town.

From Cantarerías Street in Vélez-Blanco, you can enjoy spectacular views of the Vélez-Blanco Castle. This street offers a unique perspective of the castle, allowing you to appreciate its imposing structure and strategic location on top of the hill. Built in the 16th century, Vélez-Blanco Castle is one of the most outstanding monuments in the region. Its Renaissance architecture and fascinating history make it a must-see for visitors.

This building is the administrative centre of the town and offers various services to citizens, including electronic procedures through its electronic headquarters. The building was built in 1732 and restored between 1991 and 1993. The façade of the building incorporates baroque elements, as well as some modernist details added during renovations carried out in 1909. This building is not only the administrative centre of the town, but also a point of architectural and cultural interest.

The Church of the Encarnación in Vélez-Rubio is one of the most outstanding monuments in the town. Built in the 18th century, this church is a magnificent example of Baroque architecture. Its imposing façade and richly decorated interior make it a place of great interest for both the faithful and lovers of art and history. The church is located in the Plaza de la Encarnación, in the heart of the historic centre of Vélez-Rubio. In addition to its architectural value, the church houses various works of religious art and is an active centre of the spiritual life of the community.

Since the castle is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, we were unfortunately unable to visit it

The fountain spouts fresh, crystal-clear drinking water of the highest quality. Its construction was commissioned by the first Marquis of Los Vélez at the beginning of the 16th century. With four spouts, it has a very unique, rich ornamentation based on tiles in striking orange and green tones, made in 1944. It depicts three scenes, two from Goya's "La Vendimia" and one from Don Quixote. Next to it you can also see the coat of arms of Vélez Blanco.