Casa del Agua in La Orotava, Spain, is a historic and culturally significant site that highlights the town’s rich tradition of water management. Once part of a sophisticated hydraulic system, the building played a crucial role in water distribution to local mills and agricultural areas in the region. La Orotava, known for its lush landscapes and terraced gardens, relied heavily on this water system. Casa del Agua was a crucial element in ensuring its proper functioning. Today, the site is a reminder of the town’s engineering ingenuity and a testament to the importance of water in shaping the local economy and culture. You can explore its history and appreciate its architectural features while learning about La Orotava’s deep connection to its natural resources. Waddling around will take you back in time, so of course a penguin stone had to be hidden there. Thanks to our friends, one is not there.
Last known location – 28.3609101N 16.4872277W
