Angel of Victory

The Angel of Victory on Aguzaderas Hill features a large stone angel statue holding a sword, accompanied by two tall stone pillars rising vertically. The structure stands prominently above the surrounding terrain and creates a striking presence when viewed from the flat Manchegan plain below.

The memorial was constructed in 1964 as a completed stone structure. An event in 1976 caused significant damage that permanently altered its physical form.

The monument serves as a memorial for those who died in armed conflict and shapes how locals relate to the landscape around them. Standing on a hilltop and visible from multiple directions, it functions as a landmark that marks the region for residents and visitors alike.

The memorial sits on a hilltop and is easily accessible by car from the nearby highway network while remaining visible from multiple directions. The location offers expansive views across the surrounding plain and works well for a brief stop.

Much of the original stone exterior has been removed over time, yet the internal metal framework remains intact and visible underneath. This combination of destroyed material and surviving structure creates an unusual appearance that tells a specific story.