Public source, dating from 1872, with a classically inspired aesthetic; covered with a triangular fronton, the year of construction is engraved on its typical base. It was rehabilitated by a municipal employment plan.
It has a washroom, a washroom and a two-year-old fountain, with a loaded masonry support.
The washroom is covered with wooden gantry and curved ceramic tile. It produces plenty of water throughout the year. It is located on the Camino de Santiago.
It is a source with water coming directly from the spring, therefore not subject to health control or any chlorination process.