빌라르돔파르도‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 천연기념물

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 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.

It is a huge rock fragmented into two parts that must have fallen from the hillside hundreds of years ago and remains there just as it was in its day.

In the Plaza Santa María we find, in addition to the plaza, the Sanctuary of the Sacred Relics and the famous Stone of Desires. This enigmatic sphere, which in Arjona is popularly known as "The Stone of Desires" or "Las Coincidences", was incorporated into the city of Arjona in 1995. Despite these "titles" it has or is known currently to the stone, it is a betyl or sacred stone. This type of "Sacred Stone" comes from an excavation that was carried out in the old Gothic Cathedral of Jaén.