Teruel · Aragón
Linares de Mora
- Province
- Teruel
- Status
- Conjunto Histórico
- Population
- 276
- Elevation
- 1311 m
Linares de Mora is a heritage town in the province of Teruel, Aragón, Spain. Population 276 (2013), elevation 1311m.
A hill town in Teruel whose urban core has been declared a site of cultural interest, standing above the Mora valley in the mountains of Aragón.
Key facts
- Province
- Teruel
- Heritage status
- Conjunto Histórico
- Population
- 276 (2013)
- Elevation
- 1311 m
History of Linares de Mora
By the mid-19th century Linares had around 600 inhabitants and an entry in Pascual Madoz's landmark geographical dictionary of Spain. The town was known simply as Linares until 1916, when a national reform of municipal names added "de Mora" to distinguish it. In 1971 its territory expanded when the neighbouring municipality of Castelvispal was incorporated into it.
The historic town centre was declared a bien de interés cultural in 2004.
Regional food & drink
Aragón is known for Ternasco, Migas and Jamón de Teruel, among 5 regional specialities.
Watch: Jamón de Teruel
Location
Quick answers
Is Linares de Mora worth visiting?▾
A hill town in Teruel whose urban core has been declared a site of cultural interest, standing above the Mora valley in the mountains of Aragón.
Why is Linares de Mora a heritage town?▾
Linares de Mora is officially designated a Conjunto Histórico — Spain's national protection for historic town ensembles (Conjuntos Históricos).
What is the traditional food in Aragón?▾
Aragón is known for Ternasco, Migas, Jamón de Teruel and Melocotón de Calanda. You'll find these regional specialities in and around Linares de Mora.
Where is Linares de Mora?▾
Linares de Mora lies in the provincia de Teruel comarca, in the province of Teruel, Aragón, Spain.
How big is Linares de Mora?▾
Linares de Mora has a population of about 276 (2013), and sits at 1311 m above sea level.
What is the history of Linares de Mora?▾
By the mid-19th century Linares had around 600 inhabitants and an entry in Pascual Madoz's landmark geographical dictionary of Spain. The town was known simply as Linares until 1916, when a national reform of municipal names added "de Mora" to distinguish it.
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Visiting from a nearby city?
Linares de Mora makes a great day trip from:
Last updated 9 July 2026.