Miranda de Ebro

Miranda de Ebro extends across both banks of the Ebro River, divided into the Aquende old quarter and Allende new district at 471 meters elevation.

The railway arrival in 1862 transformed Miranda de Ebro into a major transportation hub, connecting Madrid to Irun and Castejón to Bilbao routes.

The Church of the Holy Spirit, formerly San Nicolás, represents 13th-century Romanesque architecture and reopened in 1972 after extensive restoration work.

The city maintains strong transportation links through multiple highways, national roads, and regular high-speed Alvia train services to provincial capitals.

The Carlos III Bridge, constructed in 1777 to replace the original structure destroyed by floods, serves as a central crossing point over the Ebro River.

Location: Province of Burgos

Location: Comarca del Ebro

Capital city: Miranda de Ebro

Elevation above the sea: 471 m

Shares border with: Armiñón, Berantevilla, Zambrana, Labastida, Haro, Villalba de Rioja, Sajazarra, Galbárruli, Cellorigo, Bugedo, Santa Gadea del Cid, Lantarón, Ribera Baja/Erribera Beitia, Cihuri, Fonzaleche

Website: https://mirandadeebro.es

GPS coordinates: 42.68333,-2.93333

Latest update: December 4, 2025 18:45