Martin M. Miles' photos with the keyword: Mora de Rubielos

The Renault 6 was marketed by Renault from 1968 to 1986. The R6 was a kind of upmarket alternative to the R4 but entirely used the Renault 4's platform, initially including its small 845 cc engine, and was technically near-identical, but it was larger and more modern. Parked here is an R6 GTL from around 1980 with 44 kW (60 PS). This was the strongest model ever built.

Mora de Rubielos is a small town (approx. 1600 inh.) about 60 km southeast of Teruel. Since 1978 the entire place has been a “Conjunto histórico-artístico”. In 1798, Carlos III granted D. Pedro Federico Dolz de Espejo y Pomar, Infanzón of Aragón and Perpetual Regidor of Teruel and Knight of the Order of Carlos III, the title of Count of Florida.

Mora de Rubielos is a small town (approx. 1600 inh.) about 60 km southeast of Teruel. Since 1978 the entire place has been a “Conjunto histórico-artístico”.

Mora de Rubielos is a small town (approx. 1600 inh.) about 60 km southeast of Teruel. Since 1978 the entire place has been a “Conjunto histórico-artístico”. The original building of the castle, that towers over the village, is of Muslim origin. In 1171 the castle was conquered by Alfonso II. Since then, it has witnessed the ongoing fighting between the kingdoms of Castile and Aragon.

Mora de Rubielos is a small town (approx. 1600 inh.) about 60 km southeast of Teruel. Since 1978 the entire place has been a “Conjunto histórico-artístico”. The former collegiate church of Santa María is a Gothic building from the 15th century erected under the patronage of the Fernández de Heredia family. During the Civil War, the church housed military workshops and warehouses and then served as a surveillance post, being left in a ruinous state after the end of the conflict. However, due to its artistic value, it was declared a national monument later.

Mora de Rubielos is a small town (approx. 1600 inh.) about 60 km southeast of Teruel. Since 1978 the entire place has been a “Conjunto histórico-artístico”. The town hall from the first half of the 17th century. It is a "multipurpose building" and could also serve as a market hall in former times.

Mora de Rubielos is a small town (approx. 1600 inh.) about 60 km southeast of Teruel. Since 1978 the entire place has been a “Conjunto histórico-artístico”. The town hall from the first half of the 17th century. The tourist office is also located here, with very helpful staff.

Mora de Rubielos is a small town (pop ~ 1600) about 60 kms southeast of Teruel. There are still five hermitages preserved in Mora de Rubielos. The Ermita de la Soledad is one of them. It was erected in the 18th century.