Rubielos de Mora is a typical village where time seems to stand still: ideal for your next holidays.
Rubielos de Mora is a town located at a crossroads. Strolling through its streets, you’ll be whisked back to the Middle Ages thanks to an artistic neighbourhood that has been declared an Asset of Cultural Interest. Its historic centre was once surrounded by a wall that protected the town, and two of its entrances are still preserved to this day: the Portal del Carmen and the Portal de San Antonio.
Check out our wide range of cheap trips to Rubielos de Moraand discover other wonderful examples of medieval architecture, such as the convent of El Carmen, founded in the 14th century. The Town Hall, with its Renaissance style, has a fish market on the ground floor and is a wonderful example of civil architecture. However, its historic centre is dotted here and there with manor houses and small palaces that belonged to the high nobility. Take in the elaborate architecture and the coats of arms that adorn their walls.
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If you feel like enjoying the fresh air, the area surrounding Rubielos offers multiple routes for hiking, cycling and mountain sports in general. It’s a great way to admire the stunning landscape of the Sierra de Gúdar and visit some of its most beautiful sites, such as the gorges of the River Mijares and the River Rubielos.
As you plan your trip to Rubielos de Mora, you should remember that the nearest train station is about 10.5 miles away, although there is also an intercity bus service that will take you to your destination. You can also start out from the cities of Teruel, 32 miles away, and Valencia, 71 miles away. However, if you want to discover the surroundings of Rubielos de Mora, private transport is your best bet.
