Kilometre marker
In Olivares del Júcar, there are historic stone kilometre markers, ideal for lovers of history and ancient architecture.
In Olivares del Júcar, two stone kilometre markers have been preserved; these probably belong to the current N-420, as they are situated on the section it shares with the former N-III. Although they do not exactly conform to the specified proportions, they share similar characteristics to those set out in the 1861 Instructions.
Kilometre marker
In Olivares del Júcar, there are historic stone kilometre markers, ideal for lovers of history and ancient architecture.
Zigzag route in Olivares del Júcar
A road with sharp bends and retaining walls, ideal for lovers of scenic driving and photography.
Sewer in Olivares del Júcar
A semicircular ashlar arch, ideal for lovers of historic architecture.
Pontoon on the Rambla del Barranco
A historic bridge with a unique architectural design, ideal for lovers of engineering and photography.
A straight section cut off by the Alarcón reservoir
An accessible area with a worn surface and remnants of the original paving, ideal for explorers and history enthusiasts.
Bridge over the River Júcar
A historic bridge with a concrete arch, original cobblestones and metal railings, ideal for admiring 20th-century engineering.
Kilometre marker
Historic yellow-painted posts, remnants of a special circuit, offer a unique attraction for tourists.
Culvert on the Rambla del Tejar
Brick and masonry arches, featuring ashlar detailing, offer visitors a unique historical and architectural appeal.
Kilometre marker
Historical landmarks, dilapidated but still visible, repurposed as entrance markers, ideal for cultural tourism and photography.
Pontoon on the River Gritos
A historic three-arch bridge, ideal for admiring traditional engineering and enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
Road workers’ hut
Historic remains of a building from the Modernisation Plan, ideal for lovers of architecture and history in a unique natural setting.
Plot marker
Some plot boundary markers have been preserved along this section. They are similar to those specified in the 1939 Highways Regulations.
The Hontecillas Scroll of Justice
A 15th-century monument with stone drums, ideal for lovers of history and medieval architecture.
Metal signage
You can find old, rare and unique metal signs, ideal for history and photography enthusiasts, on less-travelled routes.
Culvert over the Cañada Aldao stream
Rectangular structures with a series of lintels and brick or stone partition walls, ideal for lovers of historic architecture.
Culvert over the Cañada Aldao stream
A historic bridge with rectangular culverts, ideal for lovers of historic architecture and photography.
Pontoon over the Dehesa stream
A historic bridge with pointed arches and curved spandrels, ideal for admiring traditional architecture in a natural setting.
Pontoon over the Arroyo de la Hoz
A concrete arch bridge, the perfect spot to admire the engineering and the scenery in Olmedilla de Alarcón.
Tajea
This section retains several rectangular niches supported by lintels with a span of just under 1 m, resting on brick or stone partition walls.
Pontoon over the Vallejo stream
A historic bridge with a distinctive architectural style featuring a pointed arch, ideal for lovers of photography and history.
Kilometre marker
Deteriorated historic posts, visible in the countryside and along country lanes, have been repurposed as entrance markers, offering a unique attraction for t...
Pontoon over the Valencoso stream
A bridge built in the traditional architectural style with a low arch, ideal for admiring the historic engineering and enjoying the surrounding natural lands...
Kilometre marker
Old, weathered but picturesque posts serve as boundary markers for plots, offering a unique charm to tourists.
Pontoon over the Vallehermoso stream
A pontoon with a pointed arch spanning 6.70 metres. The spandrels, imposts and parapet courses are built of ashlar, whilst the tympanums and parapets are of ...