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Valderrobres, Medieval town in Matarraña, Spain.

The municipality of Valderrobres sits at 510 meters elevation along the Matarranya River, surrounded by hills covered with oak and pine forests.

The Gothic castle from the 14th century and Santa María la Mayor church from the 16th century dominate the hilltop, connected by an elevated stone bridge.

The local population speaks both Spanish and Catalan, reflecting the linguistic heritage of this border region between Aragon and Catalonia.

The town maintains essential services including schools, healthcare facilities, and regular markets, serving its 2,500 residents and neighboring communities.

The Renaissance town hall features an Aragonese gallery with semicircular arches, while the medieval Gate of San Roque marks the entrance to the old quarter.

Location: Teruel Province

Capital city: Valderrobres

Elevation above the sea: 510 m

Shares border with: La Sénia, Peñarroya de Tastavins, Fuentespalda, La Portellada, La Fresneda, Torre del Compte, Cretas, Beceite

Address: Plaza de la Comunidad, 44580 Villajoyosa, Teruel, Spain

Website: http://valderrobres.es

GPS coordinates: 40.88333,0.15000

Latest update: June 2, 2025 07:24

Historic sites and natural areas in Aragon

Aragon stretches across three provinces in northeastern Spain, preserving more than two thousand years of history through its monasteries, castles and medieval villages. The region displays Moorish towers in Teruel, Romanesque churches in the Pyrenees and Gothic bridges along ancient trade routes. Natural parks protect limestone canyons, caves holding prehistoric paintings and mountain ranges extending to the French border. Visitors explore fortified villages such as Albarracín and Sos del Rey Católico, where stone walls and narrow lanes tell of medieval life. The 11th-century Castillo de Loarre stands on a hilltop overlooking the Ebro valley, while Sierra de Guara Natural Park provides trails through deep gorges. Monasteries including San Juan de la Peña and Monasterio de Piedra connect religious history with surrounding landscapes, creating destinations that combine cultural heritage with natural environments.

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