For a more peaceful experience in contact with nature, visit the Botanical Garden Molino de Inca. This oasis, home to more than a thousand species from all continents, is located on the Camino de los Pinares, surrounded by the Molino de Batán and El Pinar de los Manantiales.
The rich history of the municipality, linked to mills and springs, is reflected in the old flour mill Molino de Inca. The enclave, which occupies more than 15,500 square metres, is a paradise for nature lovers and the ideal habitat for various exotic birds, such as the royal owls, sickles, Colombian peacock, agapornis, commonly known as lovebirds or inseparable parakeets, and other species.
Water, the main feature of the Los Manantiales complex, restored in 2003, reaches its maximum expression at the springs of La Cueva, El Inca and Albercón del Rey. In addition to several century-old trees, such as the Araucaria, the Eucalyptus and the small pecan nut Carya de Nogal, there is also a Japanese Garden that adds an international dimension to this natural and cultural jewel.
Autumn offers perfect weather for strolling along the garden paths and connecting with nature at its best.