Pinto

Historia

Pinto is a municipality which became a town in the 1990s and is in the south of the autonomous community of Madrid, central Spain.Formerly, the belief was that Pinto sat on the geographic middle of the Iberian Peninsula, hence its name comes from the Latin Punctum, "point". It has a monument to this debatable fact..LimitsTo the North: GetafeTo the South: Torrejón de Velasco and ValdemoroTo the East: San Martín de la VegaTo the West: Parla and FuenlabradaMain sightsErmita de San Antón . Its environment is now transformed by the construction of a mall. The hermitage had been rebuilt during the 19th century.Ermita del Cristo In its interior is a crucified Christ that enjoys great popular fervor.Iglesia parroquial de Santo Domingo de Silos Éboli tower, where the princess of Eboli was held.Centro Cultural Infanta Cristina. It was thought until recently that this building, then known as Casa de la Cadena, provided accommodation for the Catholic Monarchs, but serious historical studies have disproved such a possibility.MUSEO DE HOPIADORES Its exterior is somewhat blue pink and red Centro Municipal de Cultura Francisco Rabal Town TheatreRegional park of the Southeast