Meeting: Orange Bar, Entre Naranjos, Vistabella at 09:30 for 10:00 start, a relatively early start to enable two stops at places of interest. The returns us to the CV-945 turning right towards San Miquel and thence into the villages and countryside of Murcia.
La Luz Visitor Center is fully integrated into the landscape thanks to the materials that configure it. Being immersed in a place with views of interest in all directions, it has been conceived externally as a privileged observatory, as its interior design is planned based on an interior route to show how much interest there is and was in the area. The space is distributed over three floors: Ground floor: Exhibition space dedicated to different thematic and historical axes. First floor: Audiovisual room. Second floor: Panoramic terraces.
Its name comes from the fountain at his feet and to whose waters, the faithful people, attributed healing properties. It is a traditional temple of the Baroque of Murcia, consisting of three naves: a larger central and two sides with chapels. The cover (1705), by Toribio Martínez de la Vega, features two towers and a half-point arched door, highlighting two angels holding the coat of the Chapter of the Cathedral – whose initiative is due to the construction of the temple – and a central niche with the image of the Our Lady of the Holy Fountain (Fuensanta), the work of Jaime Bort, flanked by St. Patrick and St. Fulgencio.