Documented since 1489, the Cabila Mill became a flour factory in the 19th century. In 2010, after partial demolition had taken place in 1975, the mill walls were restored, as well as sections of its original machinery. This is an exemplary exponent of industrial architecture of dams, mortars and mills, widely spread along the banks of the Eresma river and a stretch of the charming “Mills’ Path” walk (Senda de los Molinos), which enjoys a tremendously rich heritage and lavish environment. The walk starts in the old China Factory and it ends in the Mint (see no. 59). Parallel to this path runs a medieval irrigating ditch (Cacera de los Regantes). In Saint Lawrence quarter, the closely located vegetable gardens have been watered with water coming from this ditch for centuries.