The impressive underground mill that resurgents after a century in the Alcalá de los Bakers

For more than a hundred years, under the old tables of the Teatro Gutiérrez de Alba, the bowels of Alcalá de Guadaíra kept silent one of its most unique secrets: an underground mill, excavated in the rock, moved by a natural spring that centuries ago impelled the daily life of the city. That secular silence has been broken, and not only by the sound of visitors who now travel through its galleries can tell their elders what they could never see.…