Ahigal

Caparrá, which has uncertain origins, became a Roman municipium under Emperor Vespasian. The town's growth was propelled by its privileged position along the Silver Way

Cáparra was an important town in Roman times. Nowadays some vestiges of that glory remains, most outstandingly its peculiar four-sided arch.

In the 2nd century AD this bridge connected the two banks of the river Alagón.

The waters and environs of the Gabriel y Galán reservoir are perfect living spaces for singular species.