El Rebollar

El Rebollar is a rural subcomarca in Salamanca province, spanning five municipalities with oak forests and rolling hills throughout its southwestern region. The landscape consists of these natural features that define the area's character.

The territory developed from ancient settlements influenced by Roman and Moorish occupation. These periods left marks on the area's administrative organization and cultural development.

The region preserves the Palra d'El Rebollal dialect, an Asturleonese variation that shapes daily life and identity in local communities. This language distinguishes the area from neighboring territories and remains part of how people communicate today.

The five municipalities of El Payo, Navasfrías, Peñaparda, Robleda, and Villasrubias are accessible via provincial roads connecting to main Salamanca routes. Travelers should expect distances between villages and plan driving time accordingly when exploring the area.

The area maintains a very low population density, preserving traditional ways of living and natural landscapes that have changed little over time. This isolation offers visitors a chance to experience rural life far from urban pressures.