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The Colossal Olmeca Head in Villa de Vallecas is a prominent public monument featuring a five-ton stone replica of an ancient Mesoamerican sculpture. Donated by the state of Veracruz, Mexico, the massive head sits atop a tiered fountain in a neighborhood roundabout. It serves as a unique cultural landmark blending pre-Columbian heritage with contemporary urban design.
An open-air venue.
It is an impressive open-air public art installation featuring a 2.18-meter stone replica of an ancient Mesoamerican sculpture set atop a tiered fountain.
It is located at a traffic roundabout connecting Calle de Honrubia, Calle El Puerto de Porzuna, and Calle La Granja in Villa de Vallecas, Madrid.
As a public street monument and landmark, it does not host scheduled events or performances, but it is freely accessible for outdoor visits.