Pozos de Garrigós (Refugio Antiaéreo nº 13 - Museo de Aguas)
Below the slope of Mount Benacantil, by the entrance to Ereta park, lie 19th-century cisterns carved into the rock that became an air-raid shelter in the Civil War. Today they're a cool little water museum, almost always empty, a stone's throw from the castle and Santa Cruz yet overlooked by the crowds.
Entry is free and it stays cool even in mid-August — perfect for a breather halfway up to the castle. Check the opening hours, as it only opens in set time slots.
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