Villarrobledo

Villarrobledo is a municipality on the La Mancha plateau in Albacete Province, centered on agriculture and wine production. The land spreads across extensive vineyards and grain fields that define the local landscape.

The settlement began around 1292 near an oak forest and grew into a significant community over the centuries. During the First Carlist War, the area played a strategic role as the site of important military events.

The Church of Saint Blaise shows artworks spanning from Gothic to Renaissance periods, reflecting how artistic tastes evolved over time. Walking through its interior reveals the layers of religious and artistic traditions that shaped the community.

The town is best explored on foot, with main attractions located in the center. The agricultural areas around it are extensive, so it helps to get an overview of the region before planning longer walks.

The climate here is extreme with sharp swings between seasons, which has shaped farming and wine production. These harsh conditions have led to specialized growing methods and plant varieties adapted to survive such temperature extremes.

Location: Albacete Province

Inception: 1292

Capital city: Villarrobledo

Elevation above the sea: 721 m

Part of: Mancomunidade «Mancha-Centro»

Shares border with: Alhambra, Socuéllamos, Las Mesas, Las Pedroñeras, El Provencio, San Clemente, Casas de los Pinos, Minaya, La Roda, Munera, El Bonillo, Ossa de Montiel

Website: http://villarrobledo.com

GPS coordinates: 39.26667,-2.60000

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:42