Traditional fountain on Calle Real de Arriba, opposite the medieval Cimero Bridge in Tornavacas.
Municipality
Tornavacas
Suggested visit time
Not available
Access
Mixed
The Cimero Fountain, also known as the Chorrillo Fountain, is a traditional public fountain located on Calle Real de Arriba in Tornavacas. It provides fresh water from a natural spring known as El Chorrillo, much appreciated by both locals and visitors. It stands opposite the historic Cimero Bridge, forming part of the heritage ensemble in this area of the old town. The building that houses it was formerly linked to the municipal slaughterhouse, which adds further historical interest to the site.
Address
Calle Real de Arriba, frente al Puente Cimero, Tornavacas (Cáceres)
The fountain can be reached by walking along Calle Real de Arriba in Tornavacas towards the area of the Cimero Bridge, where it is located along one side of the street. The area is also accessible by car via the town’s main streets, although it is more convenient to park nearby and approach on foot.
The fountain can be visited at any time of the year as part of a walk through the historic centre of Tornavacas. In summer, it is especially pleasant to stop and refresh with its cool water, while in winter its shaded setting and proximity to the medieval bridge create a particularly picturesque atmosphere.
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Resource access level
It is recommended to include the Cimero Fountain as part of a walking route along Calle Real and the Cimero Bridge, taking time to observe the surrounding architectural details. Visitors should respect the local use of the fountain, avoiding blocking access or leaving waste in the area.
The pavement around the fountain may be wet and slippery, especially on rainy days or during periods of frequent use, so caution is advised when walking. Vehicles circulate on nearby streets, so visitors should be aware of traffic when stopping to take photographs or fill containers with water.