Villanueva de Viver: town hall, San Antonio Abad and rural routes

The photograph shows Villanueva de Viver town hall’s façade in the square. Its sign, clock, crest, flags and information board can be seen. This is not a panorama of the mountain village and it does not show the parish church.

San Antonio Abad dates from the 17th and 18th centuries

The regional tourism guide identifies San Antonio Abad parish church and dates its construction to the 17th and 18th centuries. It also lists the public washhouse in the village; both are separate stops from the visible town-hall building.

Springs, enclosures and viewpoints explain the rural setting

The surroundings contain San Martín and Santa Bárbara hermitage, springs, old livestock enclosures and viewpoints interpreting trades, resin, livestock and vineyards. Routes such as Las Rozas, Cuevas de Manganeso, El Cerro and La Resinera require a current route and condition check.

The square connects with a stage of the Grail Route

The official guide directs travellers from the town-hall square along Calle Eras Palomar towards San Martín hermitage, Barranco de la Ostera and Fuente la Reina. This is a district-scale itinerary, not a guarantee of current signs, difficulty or services.

This documentary edit identifies the town hall and distinguishes the church, washhouse, springs, viewpoints and routes. It does not verify offices, clock, worship, enclosures, mines, paths, signs, services, hours, parking or accessibility on site.