
León · Castilla y León
Lois
- Province
- León
- Status
- Conjunto Histórico
- Population
- 40
Lois is a heritage town in the province of León, Castilla y León, Spain. It is designated a Conjunto Histórico (Spain's national heritage designation for historic ensembles). Population 40 (2017).
A small village in León's high country, sitting above 1,200 metres in the municipality of Crémenes.
Key facts
- Province
- León
- Heritage status
- Conjunto Histórico
- Population
- 40 (2017)
History of Lois
Lois is a village in the municipality of Crémenes, in the province of León, in the region of Castilla y León. It formerly belonged to the municipality of Salamón before becoming part of Crémenes. The village sits at an altitude of more than 1,200 metres, placing it firmly in the mountain country of northern León.
Where to eat in Lois
Ratings & restaurant data from Google.
Regional food & drink
Castilla y León is known for Cochinillo asado, Lechazo and Morcilla de Burgos, among 5 regional specialities.
Watch: Lechazo
Location
Quick answers
Is Lois worth visiting?▾
A small village in León's high country, sitting above 1,200 metres in the municipality of Crémenes.
Why is Lois a heritage town?▾
Lois is officially designated a Conjunto Histórico — Spain's national heritage designation for historic ensembles.
What is the traditional food in Castilla y León?▾
Castilla y León is known for Cochinillo asado, Lechazo, Morcilla de Burgos and Sopa de ajo. You'll find these regional specialities in and around Lois.
What is the history of Lois?▾
Lois is a village in the municipality of Crémenes, in the province of León, in the region of Castilla y León. It formerly belonged to the municipality of Salamón before becoming part of Crémenes.
Which heritage towns are near Lois?▾
Nearby heritage towns include Crémenes, La Vecilla, Almanza and Mogrovejo.
How big is Lois?▾
Lois has a population of about 40 (2017).
Part of Crémenes
Lois shares the municipality of Crémenes with another designated heritage site.
Nearby heritage towns
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Visiting from a nearby city?
Lois makes a great day trip from:
Last updated 5 September 2026.