Mora de Rubielos

Mora de Rubielos stands at 1,035 meters elevation in the Iberian System mountains, featuring stone buildings and narrow streets within its medieval layout.

The territory changed ownership multiple times until 1364 when it returned to Aragonese control, receiving a royal privilege from Pedro IV of Aragon.

The municipality maintains traditional festivals throughout the year, connecting residents with local customs through communal celebrations and seasonal gatherings.

The tourist office operates from the castle, providing information about guided tours, local accommodations, and regional attractions to visitors.

The municipality earned the title 'Faithful' and received permission to display the fleur de lis on its shield after supporting Philip V during the War of Succession.

Location: Teruel Province

Capital city: Mora de Rubielos

Elevation above the sea: 1,035 m

Shares border with: Albentosa, Sarrión, Valbona, Cabra de Mora, Alcalá de la Selva, Nogueruelas, Rubielos de Mora, San Agustín

Website: http://moraderubielos.com

GPS coordinates: 40.25306,-0.75250

Latest update: May 27, 2025 09:55