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Fountain of the Five Spouts
Water fountain with five spouts, from the spring in the Plaza de la Tercia.
In existence since the end of the 19th century, this public fountain was the meeting place for the people of Puertollano to collect water on a daily basis. It was originally a private fountain, belonging to the Comendador de Puertollano. It later became a public fountain and was located in the current Plaza de la Tercia, where the spring is located.
The current structure dates from 1901 and the water comes from the spring in the current Plaza de la Tercia. The Andalusian tiles that cover the lower part of the walls date from the end of the 20th century. It has five spouts and a bench for the users to rest.
The people from Puertollano used to come here to fetch water and bring their pitchers, jugs and bottles, sometimes helped by beasts, which were tied to rings, which can still be seen on the outside wall.
In summer, the queue stretched as far as Calle Aprisco.
Since the 1980s the fountain has been closed due to leaks in the spring water.
Casa de Baños
Former medicinal sour water spa, nowadays Puertollano's Citizen's Advice Bureau and Tourist Office.
Music shell
Open-air stage for music and cultural events
Pedro Almodóvar Municipal Auditorium.
The city's main cultural building. It stands out for its totally white exterior and its main hall with a capacity for more than 1,000 people.
Ethnological Museum
Museum located in a former mining office building, which reviews the agricultural and livestock past of the region of Puertollano and collects pieces from th...
García Rodero Museum
The only Municipal Museum dedicated to a Spanish photographer (Cristina García Rodero). Located in the building of the old Puertollano Town Hall.
Mural Okuda
A pictorial mural that united avant-garde art and integration.
Mural of Caravantes
30-metre mural tribute to effort and tenacity
Chorizo Day
Tradition celebrated on 23 February consisting of the tasting of chorizo sausage, usually with its bun.
Hornazo Day
A tradition in which families and friends go out to the countryside or take part in celebrations to enjoy this traditional sweet (the hornazo).
Santo Voto
Feast of Our Lady of Grace
Patron saint festival celebrated on 8 September with the offering of flowers and the procession of the Virgin through the streets of the town.
Agrarian Source
Spring water, carbonaceous and ferruginous in nature, located in the centre of the Paseo de San Gregorio.
Castillete de Santa María
An example of the city's industrial archaeology. About a dozen metal and masonry derricks have been preserved.
Pozo Elorza
Old metal mining shaft
Pozo Argüelles
Metallic shaft belonging to the Argüelles mine
San Felipe Well
Metal mine shaft belonging to the San Esteban Mine
Minero Monument
Bronze sculpture in neo-realist style located on the Cerro de Santa Ana. It represents a miner and is the work of Pepe Noja.
Monument to the Miners
Bronze sculpture representing a group of miners in the gallery. Work by Pepe Noja
Monument to the Fallen at Work (widows)
Stone sculptural group representing the fallen at work. Located in front of the church of Santa Bárbara del Poblado.
Red Cross
Current headquarters of the Puertollano Red Cross, built on the remains of the Franciscan convent of San Pedro de Alcántara.
Fountain of the Five Spouts
Water fountain with five spouts, from the spring in the Plaza de la Tercia.
Pilancón de los Burros
Sculptural group depicting the muleteer with the donkeys drinking from a water trough.
Hermitage of Solitude
14th-15th century hermitage with three naves and wooden coffered ceiling.
Parish of the Assumption
Renaissance church from the 16th century, with a single vaulted nave and side chapels.
Church of the Virgen de Gracia
Church from the end of the 14th century with a single nave and home to the patron saint of the city, the Virgen de Gracia, located in the "Puerto plano", the...
St. Joseph's Square and Church
Public space with arcaded square and church
Hermitage of Asdrubal
Hermitage in the mining district of Asdrúbal
Cristo de las Minas Chapel
Hermitage in the mining district of Muelle de María Isabel.
Carboniferous reservoir
A site of great palaeontological and geological value, unique in Spain due to the abundance of plant and vertebrate fossils, such as primitive amphibians and...
Ordovician deposit.
Site of ichnofossils (traces of organisms, in this case "worms") from the Ordovician period. Located in the Cerro de San Sebastián. Of great palaeontological...
Chimney Cuadrá
Old telegraph tower on the top of the Cerro de Santa Ana hill
Botanical Route Paseo de San Gregorio
Ornamental Architecture Route.
Gardens Route
"Pedal Roads and Valleys" Route
Cantohincado Hill Route
Route to the Hermitage of the Pines
Ordovician Route
Collado las Ollas de las Vacas Route
Slide Route
Cerro de las Pilas Route
Route through Santa Ana Hill
Mining Experience
Coal Experience.
