The official list of villages, as open data
Download the list of villages certified by the Association, with their location, region and year of certification. You may reuse it freely, including for commercial purposes, as long as you credit the source.
126 villages · updated September 22, 2026
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What each row contains
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| nombre | Official name of the village. |
| slug | Stable identifier, the same one used in the address of its page. |
| provincia | Province. |
| comunidad_autonoma | Autonomous community. |
| region | Association region: North (Norte), South (Sur), East (Este) or Centre (Centro). |
| latitud, longitud | Coordinates in decimal degrees (WGS 84). |
| altitud_m | Altitude in metres. |
| poblacion | Population, as reported by the village itself. |
| codigo_ine | Municipality code from Spain's National Statistics Institute (INE, 5 digits). For hamlets, the code of the municipality they belong to. |
| certificado_desde | Year since which the village has been certified. |
| primera_incorporacion | If the village left the network and later rejoined, the year it first joined. Empty otherwise. |
| url | Address of its page on this website. |
| wikidata | Its Wikidata entry, if there is one. |
Licence and how to cite
The data is published under the Creative Commons Reconocimiento 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) licence. You may copy, transform and use it for any purpose, including commercial use, as long as you credit the source. For example:
Fuente: Asociación Los Pueblos Más Bonitos de España — lospueblosmasbonitosdeespana.org/datos (CC BY 4.0)
Read the licenceWhy this list and not another
Many magazines and websites publish lists of the "most beautiful villages". This is the only one that contains the villages certified by the Association after its assessment process. It updates itself whenever a village joins or leaves the network.
The Association and its villages are also linked on Wikidata.
See the Association on Wikidata