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El Saucejo. Fuente Cuatro Caños en la aldea de Navarredonda
Cuatro Caños Fountain

The fountain is near the Navarredonda stream, on the outskirts of Navarredonda, a village that is believed to have grown up around a livestock resting place on a cattle track in an area of orchards, due to the presence of groundwater on the surface. This is evident from the emergence of the fountain, which is historically linked to the development of this village.

Olivares. Abrevadero de La Coriana
La Coriana Fountain

This unique fountain never runs out of water, even in times of drought. It is easily recognisable by its white monolith, topped by a cross, and its watering trough. It appears to have played an essential role as a rest area at the intersection of three livestock trails: Cordel de los Carboneros, Cutón Grande and Colada de la Atalaya.

Baños romanos
Roman Baths and Fuente de los Borricos

In Roman times, La Luisiana was located on the Via Augusta, very close to the colonies of Astigi (Écija) and Obulcuva (La Monclava). The Roman baths are considered one of the most remarkable constructions from this period, both from an artistic and archaeological point of view, where two distinct sections can be discerned. 

Fuentes de Andalucía-Fuente de la Reina
Fuente de la Reina

This Iberian archaeological site abounds with Roman remains. The fountain itself may have been the reason for the emergence of settlements and their permanence over time. The fountain sits over underground water collection galleries that convey groundwater to an underground cistern from where it naturally flows down the slope to the fountain. 

Fuente Abrevadero
Fuente Abrevadero

Located in the urban core of El Castillo de las Guardas, the fountain is valuable for its uniqueness and age, which likely dates back to the 16th century. It was the meeting place for the locals. It consists of a circular marble fountain with two pipes, a stone cap and a watering trough.