• In the municipality of La Carolina, it lies barely 8 kilometres from the town.
  • This small mining village, which had 800 inhabitants in the 1950s, is laid out along the roads to the El Guindo and La Manzana shafts.
  • Many of its houses keep their original style despite having been restored.
  • After the mines of Linares declined, those of La Carolina became one of the country’s leading producers of lead.
  • El Guindo, also known as Los Guindos, is another witness to how important mining was in the north of the province.