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What to see and do in Los Olmos

What to see and do in Los Olmos (Bajo Aragón, Teruel): 3 places across monuments, nature, activities and curiosities, with a photo and a Google Maps location.

1 Villages · 1 Monuments · 1 Activities

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What to see and do in Los Olmos

Los Olmos
Village
Los Olmos is a small municipality of Bajo Aragón, in the province of Teruel, situated at 868 metres above sea level among the foothills of the Teruel Iberian System, through which the Alchoza river flows on its way to the Guadalopillo. Its origin goes back to an Iberian settlement at Más del Hambre; after the 12th-century reconquest it fell under the rule of the Order of Calatrava, which must have owned a castle now without remains, until the village became independent in the 19th century. It preserves the parish church of El Salvador, from the 18th century, the hermitage of Santa Bárbara, from the 17th century, and the town hall, from the 16th century, with the arcades of the market hall. Its main festival, in honour of San Salvador, is held on 6 August. It has 111 inhabitants.
Church of los Olmos
Monument
Church of el Salvador in Los Olmos, from the 18th century, whose patron saint feast, San Salvador, is held on 6 August; the village also preserves the 17th-century hermitage of Santa Bárbara and a 16th-century arcaded town hall building.
Festivities of los Olmos
Activity
Los Olmos, a small municipality of the Teruel Bajo Aragón, celebrates its fiestas mayores in honor of San Salvador on 6 August. Reconquered in the 12th century and passed under the dominion of the Order of Calatrava, it suffered a pillaging during the Civil War that destroyed much of its historical documentation.