Located at c/Carlos Albo Kay, at 39. It was built in the 1779th century, rebuilt in 1871 and permanently moved to its present place in 1929.
The construction is attached to a wall with a stone body of 3 m, composed of good chairs and very good squares. The upper part is elegantly crowned by 4 m of Baroque influence fronton, flanked by two small paintings with a neoclassical taste that were added in the 1.871 restoration.
From a tourism point of view, it is an important source of attraction, not only because of its historical and artistic value but also because of its popular raison d’être. In this regard, there is a popular saying: ‘L’agua de Santarúa FAI a la xente acuente’ [water from Santarúa FAI to the acute xent], referring to the fact that those who drink this water become smarter. In the past, in addition to five years, the fountain had a covered washroom next to it, which was used by the inhabitants of La Villa. Due to his ruinous state, he was melted down and is now a pond.
At the top, there was a park closed perimetrically with a wall, where dancing and outdoor festivals were held, and which is now a park full of gardens, which is used for the enjoyment of citizenship, with a centuries-old lantern inside. Their conservation status is good.