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Senior Residence The Management

Nature lovers will be able to enjoy the climb to the Peñón, where they will be able to enjoy the wonderful views it offers of the Guadiato Valley, as well as the municipality of Peñarroya – Pueblonuevo. Hard climb.

It is a town located in the Valle del Guadiato region. At the entrance is an old olive press. Among the most beautiful buildings in the town are the town hall, which dates from 1949 and the parish of the Immaculate Conception from the 50s.

Town that was born with the union of two independent municipalities: Peñarroya and Pueblonuevo del Terrible, which grew based on the mining activity of the region in the 19th century. The industrial boom was driven mainly by the Peñarroya Mining and Metallurgical Society (SMMP). The old SMMP buildings were converted after their decline in the mid-20th century into public buildings, such as a health center or geriatric hospital.

Nature lovers will be able to enjoy the ascent to the Peñón, where they will be able to enjoy the wonderful views it offers of the Guadiato Valley, as well as the municipality of Peñarroya – Pueblonuevo. hard climb.

Once upon a time, there was a dog here known as "El Terrible" because of its ferocity. That dog is also credited with finding the first coal deposits in the area, around which a town arose, on the outskirts of Peñarroya, which was called Pueblonuevo El Terrible in honor of the feared dog to which they owed so much. Decades later, Peñarroya and Pueblonuevo joined forces, losing the dog's name along the way, but not forgetting him as they built a statue in his honor.

Once upon a time, there was a dog here known as "El Terrible" because of its ferocity. That dog is also credited with finding the first coal deposits in the area, around which a town arose, on the outskirts of Peñarroya, which was called Pueblonuevo El Terrible in honor of the feared dog to which they owed so much. Decades later, Peñarroya and Pueblonuevo joined forces, losing the dog's name along the way, but not forgetting him as they built a statue in his honor.

The current municipality and its name are the result of the merger in 1927 of the two municipalities: Peñarroya and Pueblonuevo del Terrible. The name of Pueblonuevo del Terrible is given to a famous dog called "Terrible" who was feared for his ferocity and who lived in the "new town". There is a legend about him, in which it is said that he was the one who discovered coal in lands close to the town.