Technology, where people can choose among 13 degrees and 8 double degrees; the Higher Technical school of Computer Engineering, which includes 6 degrees and 6 double degrees; and the Faculty of social and legal sciences, where there are 9 degrees and 7 double degrees. An adult education centre and a centre of the national language teaching institution are also located in the municipality. Main sights Historical landmarks Two of the most architectural landmarks in Móstoles are churches; the church of La Asunción de Nuestra Señora (whose construction dates back to the 13th century) features a Mudéjar apse. The Baroque hermitage of La Virgen de los Santos dates from the 17th century. There is a sculpture by Aurelio Carretero paying homage to Andrés Torrejón inaugurated in 1908 to mark the one hundredth anniversary of the Dos de Mayo uprising. Museums and galleries Móstoles is the home of the Community of Madrid's modern art gallery, the Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo (CA2M). It was opened in 2008 to mark the two hundredth anniversary of the Dos de Mayo uprising. The residence of Andrés Torrejón was rehabilitated by the city council and turned into a museum. Transportation Móstoles is connected to other suburbs and to central Madrid by: several major freeways (A-5 (Madrid-Badajoz-Lisbon), M-50) and toll highways (R-5). local and regional bus lines the Metrosur line (line 12, Madrid Metro) a commuter train line (line C-5, Cercanías Madrid) which has a terminus in Móstoles. Walking and cycling There is cycling infrastructure (Spanish: aceras bici, "bike-sidewalks") within central Móstoles. Funds were made available in 2017 to upgrade these cycleways. It is also possible to cycle into the nearby countryside. The railway line originally continued to Almorox, but the section beyond Móstoles was closed in the 1960s. Between Móstoles-El Soto railway station and Navalcarnero the track has been converted into a greenway (via verde) for cyclists and walkers. The route crosses the river Guadarrama on an iron bridge. The via verde connects to a waymarked long-distance walk to Guadalupe in Extremadura. The waymarking is recent, but it marks a traditional route from Madrid to the Our Lady of Guadalupe pilgrimage site. Festivities 2nd of May: The origin of this celebration is in a historic event in which the locals rebelled against the French invaders. Some activities that are performed during the festive period are a parade with Gigantes and Cabezudos, a mass dedicated to