Road N-IV. Almuradiel-Santa Elena
Magaña Bridge
A historic bridge with a semicircular arch and masonry, ideal for tourists visiting the nearby chapel.
It forms part of the Camino Real. It consists of a semicircular arch made of small ashlar voussoirs, with tympanums, parapets and buttresses of masonry. The entrances open at an angle, retaining the parapet, in order to widen the
cross-section and facilitate the transition to the deck. It retains three metal fastening clamps. Its alignment was altered in the 1950s, and it currently provides access to the Venta de Cárdenas chapel.
Culvert over the Vega del Álamo stream
A lowered arch made of schist slabs, with a cantilevered beam and a cast-iron pipe – ideal for admiring historic engineering.
Edging and overlapping of road surfaces
Kerbs and kerb stones relating to the cross-section improvement works carried out by the National Special Pavement Circuit.
Osborne Bull
It is situated on the verge of a straightened section of road, at kilometre marker 238+000 on the A-4 towards Madrid, south of Almuradiel.
Kilometre markers
Historic posts have been repositioned as roadside landmarks at the entrance to an estate, providing an intriguing attraction for visitors.
Metal railings
A place with unique fences and concrete posts, ideal for lovers of distinctive architecture.
Magaña Bridge
A historic bridge with a semicircular arch and masonry, ideal for tourists visiting the nearby chapel.
Metal fences
A tourist attraction featuring modern fencing next to the Magaña Bridge, notable for its design, which replaces dilapidated structures.
Venta de Cárdenas Chapel
A picturesque chapel next to the Magaña bridge, featuring a statue of Saint Christopher, ideal for travellers and devotees of the Virgin of the Way.
Road workers’ hut in Venta de Cárdenas
Historic remains, including plaques from the former Ministry and distance markers on the façade, ideal for lovers of history and architecture.
Provincial boundary
A historic sign from 1964 marks the boundary between two provinces, a remnant of the Franco era that attracts those interested in recent history.
Culvert 1 over the Valdeazores stream
Culvert 2 over the Valdeazores stream
A semicircular arch and masonry walls are the standout features of this historic site, which is the perfect place to admire ancient engineering in a natural ...
Los Órganos Viewpoint
It offers views of the gorge and the Natural Monument, and is ideal for watching the railway line. It was built in the 1950s.
Tunnel
Pretiles
The restored sections offer an authentic view with historic parapets, ideal for tourists interested in history and architecture.
Forest workers’ accommodation
King’s Bridge
A historic bridge with a semicircular arch and masonry, ideal for architecture enthusiasts. It retains its original features and provides access to a country...