A Roman bridge, known as the Molino de la Torre bridge (Mill Tower Bridge) (39°20′23.85″N 2°54′6.74″W), carries the Serranos Way across the Záncara River at the edge of the municipal boundary with Socuéllamos.
It is a stonework construction with three arches of equal size and a smaller blind arch.
The Serranos Way has the remains of a Roman road of some 6 metres width which once linked Complutum (now Alcala de Henares) with Cartagonova (now Cartagena).
 The Roman road has become progressively destroyed by the cultivation of crops.
A Roman bridge, known as the Molino de la Torre bridge (Mill Tower Bridge) (39°20′23.85″N 2°54′6.74″W), carries the Serranos Way across the Záncara River at the edge of the municipal boundary with Socuéllamos. It is a stonework construction with three arches of equal size and a smaller blind arch. The Serranos Way has the remains of a Roman road of some 6 metres width which once linked Complutum (now Alcala de Henares) with Cartagonova (now Cartagena).  The Roman road has become progressively destroyed by the cultivation of crops.
Pedro Muñoz