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Valderrobres City Council
It is a building inspired by the City Hall of Alcañiz, although here a commodities exchange would be added for commercia
Aragón / Teruel
TeruelAragón
Valderrobres
TeruelAragónIdeal for a quiet visit
Ideal time to visit. Low tourist numbers expected.
IN FIGURES
Heritage and Tradition
508m
ALTITUDE
S. XIV
CASTILLO-PALACIO
2.300
INHABITANTS
GÓTICO
CHURCH
Weather now
Valderrobres, where sea and medieval stone meet.
Valderrobres has an architectural heritage of great value that with just a glance at the village you can intuit due to its beauty.
\In its municipal district there are six hermitages of medieval or modern times, plus the remains of old factories and artisan architectural elements such as the Cave of Mas de Juanos; not to mention the more than one hundred farmhouses scattered throughout its vast territory.
The urban nucleus is clearly differentiated in two parts: the old town (to the north of the Matarraña river) and the suburb of the bridge (to the south). If the area of the suburb of the br
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What to see
Points of interest
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The Stone Bridge
Valderrobres could hardly have a more spectacular entrance than the one provided by the impressive medieval bridge and t
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The Vergós Portal
In the framework of medieval Valderrobres, the gates that crossed its walls giving access to the town, were a fundamenta
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The Hermitage of the Saints, Valderrobres
It is difficult to say with precision the date in which this hermitage was erected in honor of San Abdón and San Senén,
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Santa Maria Maggiore
Built in the fourteenth century and inseparably linked to the figure of the castle, the church of Valderrobres, is one o
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Valderrobres Castle
Although the existence of an earlier construction cannot be ruled out, the documented history of the castle of Valderrob
What to do in Valderrobres
Routes, experiences and activities to discover the village.
What to do
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Location
Valderrobres is located in Teruel, Aragón.
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