Several corners of Tronchón have come to life. Go to them to see the sculptures that show scenes from its past. In the Town Hall Square you will be welcomed by Avelino, the last constable of the town. From there you can watch a little girl enter the old schools or see one of the traditional potters taking pieces of pottery out of the kiln. Outside its streets and within the route of the so-called Paths of La Horca, you can take a walk to the Zafarech washhouse where a woman is doing the laundry and a little further on, you can travel to the eighteenth century, reaching the old gallows where a condemned man is awaiting his execution, in a place from which you get a splendid view.