Attractions and Places To See around Griñón - Top 20

El Mirador de Bosquesur, located in the large Bosquesur Peri-urban Forest Park, is a 15-hectare elevated area built on the recovery of the old Leganés landfill. It offers panoramic views of the area and is a key point for hiking and cycling in southern Madrid. Key details of the area: Location: It extends along the Culebro stream, covering the municipal areas of Leganés, Fuenlabrada, Getafe, and Pinto. El Mirador: The viewpoint area includes reforestation with native Mediterranean vegetation and serves as an ecological corridor. Routes: It is very popular for walking and cycling. The circular route from Fuenlabrada (passing through the El Naranjo neighborhood or the La Serna and Parque Polvoranca Cercanías stations) is about 7 km long and is easy.

You cannot enter. It can be seen from the outside.

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The Church of San Pedro Apóstol de Polvoranca is a church located in Polvoranca Park, in the municipality of Leganés (Madrid). It dates back to the Modern Age, having been built during the 17th century. It is Baroque in style, despite its Romanesque forms. In 1998, the church was classified as a Protected Building by the Leganés City Council, and in 2014, it was included on the Red List of Heritage due to its long-standing state of disrepair. In 1575, Juan Chacón Ponce de León, of ancient ancestry, and Ana de Ossorio purchased the land from the Count of Orgaz, thus creating the Polvoranca estate, later annexed to the town of Leganés in 1849. After raising sufficient funds with the financial support of church members, Juan Chacón was charged with beginning construction, which was completed in 1655. Although the church is Baroque in style, Art History Professor María Dolores Domech clarifies: "Its semicircular arches indicate Romanesque architecture, although it was built at a later period." The floor plan is a Latin cross with a single nave, consisting of side chapels and a coffered barrel vault. The architects were Francisco de Mora and his nephew, Juan Gómez de Mora, who enjoyed great prestige in the capital because they were part of the Court of the Minor Austrians.[3] It was dedicated to San Cosme and San Damián, but after the subsequent abandonment of the town and therefore of the church, their images were taken to the parish of Leganés until the war broke out, as they were destroyed by the Republican side. Some very fine reproductions still remain.

Excellent for dirt trails without touching asphalt. Wear appropriate clothing to avoid the sun, as there is shade, but not on the longer trails. I recommend going in the morning, as the return journey is quite arduous, especially in summer.

Nice place to make a stop, gain strength and climb "the little hill" on the way to the ball

The route to the Teja fountain is a fairly flat route, without much unevenness, and it is one of the most popular destinations for runners — ideal for training. The fountain is an old cattle watering hole where you can take a break. Next to the fountain is the Hermitage of San Isidro, built as a cave, taking advantage of the mountainside.

A great highlight and great photo opportunity. Definitely recommended for history fans.