This guide explores the Central del Molinar – one of Spain’s first major hydroelectric power stations and a monument of industrial heritage. We will guide you through the eerily quiet workers’ village, navigate the impressive 4-kilometer water tunnel, and tour the abandoned plant itself. The journey is set against the stunning natural backdrop of the Júcar river canyons, creating a unique contrast between industrial grandeur and the power of nature.

Embark on a thrilling journey into the heart of the Sierra de Bèrnia mountains! This video guide is your companion on the rocky trails to an incredible wonder of nature, the Forat de Bèrnia, a mysterious portal through the cliff face. Embrace the spirit of adventure, conquer the climbs, and receive your incredible reward – a view that will stay in your heart forever!

This route focuses on Portmán and the abandoned Sierra Minera mines – a region with a millennial history of mineral extraction, from Roman times to the late 20th century. You will see striking industrial landscapes left after the mine closures and learn about the serious environmental problem in Portmán Bay caused by decades of mining activity. We will also examine current initiatives for the restoration and reimagining of this unique industrial heritage.

Discover Cartagena, one of Spain’s oldest cities, with a rich and eventful history. In this route, we’ll explore its iconic sites: from Carthaginian and Roman heritage, including the impressive Roman Theatre, to medieval castles and elegant Modernist architecture. You’ll also visit the Military History Museum to better understand Cartagena’s important role as a seaport.

Explore Batería de Cenizas, an impressive abandoned military base near Cartagena, Spain, in this detailed route. We’ll show you its powerful 381mm Vickers guns, underground communications, and unique monumental entrance, which attest to its active service from the 1930s to 1994. The tour also covers picturesque and historically significant surrounding sites: an ancient Roman road, Portmán’s unusual “black beach,” and a historic lighthouse.