"Linares de Mora, soul of a fortress".

Linares de Mora preserves part of its walled enclosure, being the Portal de la Fuente one of the most emblematic entrances. This stone arch gave access to the town and connected with the main commercial routes. Crossing it, you enter a labyrinth of cobbled streets and stone houses with wrought iron balconies that keep intact the essence of the mountain villages of Teruel.

It is a jewel of eighteenth-century baroque and National Monument. It stands out for its exempt bell tower, which is separated from the main body of the temple. Its interior of three naves is of great amplitude and elegance, reflecting the religious power of the area in the eighteenth century. Its silhouette dominates the valley, being the most recognizable symbol of this historic-artistic site.

The Hermitage of Nuestra Señora de Loreto is located in a privileged natural environment, next to the Linares River and a short distance from the town of Linares de Mora. Its access is through a pleasant river path that starts from the village itself, which makes the visit a scenic and cultural tour. Built in 1719, apparently commissioned by the Valero family, this chapel is a representative example of the popular religious architecture of the area. It is made of exposed masonry, plastered, with ashlar reinforcements in the corners, which gives it solidity and constructive simplicity. Inside, the nave is organized in two sections covered by a barrel vault with lunettes, a typical architectural solution of the time. Its popular style frescoes stand out especially, representing scenes of the miracle of the "transfer by the air of the house of the Virgin of Nazareth to Loreto", providing a great artistic and devotional value. At the front, the chapel has an atrium supported by six columns, which also retains its original pavement, thus maintaining the authenticity of the building and its historical character.

Located in the highest part of the town, the remains of this fortress of Arab origin tell the frontier history of the town. It was a fundamental strategic point for the Kingdom of Aragon. Today, its walls and defensive structures offer an impressive natural viewpoint over the red tile roofs and dense pine forests that surround the town.

Near the town center is this hermitage surrounded by a natural landscape of great beauty. The walk to it allows crossing old stone bridges that span the river Linares. It is a place of absolute peace, very loved by the neighbors, where the popular architecture blends with the murmur of the water and the green of the mountains, ideal for gentle hiking and photography.