Church of La Asunción – Monolith to Judge Algar loop from Montillana

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Church of La Asunción – Monolith to Judge Algar loop from Montillana

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Church of La Asunción – Monolith to Judge Algar loop from Montillana

02:23

30.8km

770m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: October 16, 2026

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4.20 km

Church of La Asunción

Highlight • Religious Site

Next to the Town Hall and almost in the same square, is the church of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, which also dates back to the 16th century and is in the Mudejar style. As a curious fact, it has inside a painting of the town's patron saint, the Virgin of Bethlehem, and a copy of the Shroud of Turin, both from the 16th century and which belonged to Doña Mencía de Salcedo.

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4.45 km

Monolith to Judge Algar

Highlight • Monument

In memory of the man who was Justice of the Peace of Noalejo from 2008 to 2022, the town has named an avenue after him and to show its gratitude, the Town Hall has placed a monolith with an inscription carved in stone.

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4.61 km

Allegorical mural

Highlight • Monument

Just before entering the square of Noalejo, we find this beautiful mural that is worth seeing.
It is a painted representation of local tasks and the most popular festivals of the town.
There we can see the action of harvesting olives, as well as the geographical description of the area by the visualization of several mountains. Likewise, we can also see one of the most significant Spanish traditions whose practice is limited to the town's festivals, and that hobby is bullfighting.

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4.68 km

Noalejo Town Hall

Highlight • Monument

In the same town square is the municipal building, which dates back to the end of the 16th century, although this building originally had a different purpose, as it was built for religious purposes.
Thus, the façade contained a bell gable in which a bell was installed, which no longer exists after the renovations carried out on this building.

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