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Good place to rest a bit

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The convent is very beautiful and has a huge elm tree at the entrance, but unfortunately it is dry.

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The Polvoranca Park is located in the municipality of Leganés in the southern part of the Community of Madrid, west of the M-406 route. It offers everything you can think of to spend a beautiful day, recreational areas, trails and bicycle paths, bird observatory and you cannot miss visiting the María Pascuala Lake. The Botánico de Polvoranca Park offers a peaceful and pleasant walk through its somewhat neglected but still charming botanical garden. Visitors can enjoy unique species and birdwatching opportunities while rolling along well-defined paths that are accessible for all. The park is recommended for guided tours available at the CEA of Polvoranca and provides a relaxing environment for families to explore nature.

Small reservoir of the Arroyo Culebro in the middle of the Polvoranca park, accessible via the Vereda de la Moraleja.

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Located within the Humanes Griñón Highway roundabout in the Community of Madrid, the monument is reminiscent of the façades of Roman temples. Dedicated to all victims of terrorism.

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The Church of San Pedro Apóstol de Polvoranca is a church located in Polvoranca Park, in the municipality of Leganés (Madrid). It dates back to the Modern Age, having been built during the 17th century. It is Baroque in style, despite its Romanesque forms. In 1998, the church was classified as a Protected Building by the Leganés City Council, and in 2014, it was included on the Red List of Heritage due to its long-standing state of disrepair. In 1575, Juan Chacón Ponce de León, of ancient ancestry, and Ana de Ossorio purchased the land from the Count of Orgaz, thus creating the Polvoranca estate, later annexed to the town of Leganés in 1849. After raising sufficient funds with the financial support of church members, Juan Chacón was charged with beginning construction, which was completed in 1655. Although the church is Baroque in style, Art History Professor María Dolores Domech clarifies: "Its semicircular arches indicate Romanesque architecture, although it was built at a later period." The floor plan is a Latin cross with a single nave, consisting of side chapels and a coffered barrel vault. The architects were Francisco de Mora and his nephew, Juan Gómez de Mora, who enjoyed great prestige in the capital because they were part of the Court of the Minor Austrians.[3] It was dedicated to San Cosme and San Damián, but after the subsequent abandonment of the town and therefore of the church, their images were taken to the parish of Leganés until the war broke out, as they were destroyed by the Republican side. Some very fine reproductions still remain.

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Nice place to make a stop, gain strength and climb "the little hill" on the way to the ball

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There is a small viewpoint from where you can see the entire lake and you can enjoy a small waterfall.

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