It is a unique and extraordinary example of pre-industrial settlement used to mixing and modelling of copper. It is dated around the year 1850, represents the continuity of an artisanal method. It survives until now and has become a small museum where this skill is shown and preserved.

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Observations: Visit through www.museosvivos.com (without guided tour). Contact City Hall: 921 506 001

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