Pedrosa del Páramo

02Geography

Situated in the comarca of Odra-Pisuerga, Pedrosa del Páramo covers an area of 11.33 km². The municipality is predominantly flat and dedicated to cereal farming, with minimal tree cover. The BU-627 road runs through the village, connecting it to nearby locations such as Villadiego and Villanueva de Argaño.

Patron saint

San Pedro Advíncula

Festival dates

Fiesta de Santa Águeda: February 5; Fiesta de San Pedro Advíncula: First week of August; Romería de San Isidro: First Sunday of June.

03History

The origins of Pedrosa del Páramo may trace back to around 1100, potentially founded by Pedro Paramón, a bishop from the area. Historical records indicate that the village was part of the Merindad of Castrojeriz and had various notable figures throughout its development.

• Foundation Possibly founded by Pedro Paramón around 1100.
• Historical mention First cited in documents from 1121-1124.
• Population in 1857 Described as having 63 houses and a primary school.
• Population in 1886 Recorded at 452 inhabitants.
• Merindad affiliation Included in the Merindad of Castrojeriz.

Discover Pedrosa del Páramo, a small municipality in Burgos known for its agricultural landscape and historical sites.

04Cultural Heritage

Pedrosa del Páramo is home to significant historical structures, including the Baroque-style Church of San Pedro Advíncula, which features a neoclassical tower and notable artworks. The Ermita de Villaux, with its Romanesque origins, showcases a blend of architectural styles and historical significance.

• Iglesia de San Pedro Advíncula Baroque church with a Latin cross layout and a neoclassical tower.
• Ermita de Villaux Renovated Baroque structure with a Gothic Christ image.
• Fuente Lugar Stone fountain with a vaulted cover.
• Marcueros Shelters for shepherds located in the paramo.