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Town council of
Moreruela de Tábara
ES

What to see

Five things hold the interest of the visit: two churches with centuries of history on show, a museum of rural life, an archaeological site beside the Esla and the landscape that explains it all.

Church of San Miguel Arcángel in Moreruela de Tábara, with its columned porch and stone tower

Exterior visible all year

Church of San Miguel Arcángel

A 12th-13th century church in Moreruela, with carved pillars, a blocked rose window and reused stonework.

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Church of Santo Tomás in Santa Eulalia de Tábara among the village rooftops

Exterior visible all year

Church of Santo Tomás

In Santa Eulalia: two 7th-century stones with interlace, a carved alquerque board and a gadrooned font.

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Remains of the stone wall of the El Castillón archaeological site

A 1.5 km path from Puente Quintos, on foot only

El Castillón

A fortified settlement of the 5th-6th centuries beside the Esla, occupied from prehistory to the 9th-10th centuries.

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Front of the Ethnographic Museum, with its name in metal letters on the whitewashed wall

Opens on request

Ethnographic Museum

Municipal museum in Santa Eulalia, opened in 2001, devoted to the tools and the life of the rural world.

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Puente Quintos, a nine-arch stone bridge crossing the river Esla

From public viewpoints

The Esla landscape

The municipal district reaches the Ricobayo reservoir: the river explains the settlement, from El Castillón to Puente Quintos.

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Is the monastery of Moreruela here?

No. The monastery of Santa María de Moreruela is in Granja de Moreruela, a different town about 23 minutes away by car: it is a separate excursion. What you visit here are the church of San Miguel Arcángel, the church of Santo Tomás, the Ethnographic Museum and the El Castillón site.

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The interiors depend on services or on arranging the opening: check before travelling.

Plan your visit

The two villages