Elevador de agua de Gordejuela — Attraction in Los Realejos

The Elevador de agua de Gordejuela in Spain is a true marvel. This historic water lift showcases a blend of architectural brilliance and engineering prowess. Standing over 30 meters tall, it overcame challenging terrain to efficiently transport water for agricultural purposes. The structure's impressive framework and remarkable functionality make it a must-visit for engineering enthusiasts. Preserved in its original state, it offers a captivating glimpse into the past. Don't miss out on experiencing this...

"The ruins of Gordejuela Water Elevator, built in 1903 by the Hamilton Company, can be gazed from San Pedro Lookout and from many places around the Protected Landscape of Rambla de Castro. The construction of this elevator is a unique feat, given the rugged and steep land on which it was built and the installation of the first steam machine of the Island. Its aim was to use water streaming from Gordejuela to move a mill and take water to banana plantations in both Realejo Alto and Realejo Bajo...

Abandoned old steam house, not much to see. If you are in the area, okay to visit, but to drive here, not worth it. Built in 1903 it was used to extract water from the springs and water the banana plantation which is gone as well... Just an historical place, cant go near it, its locked so you will just look...