Labajos

02Geography

Labajos is situated in the Campiña segoviana region and is traversed by the Cañada Real Leonesa Oriental, a traditional cattle route. The municipality is bordered to the west by the province of Ávila and is accessible via the N-6 road, which connects Madrid to La Coruña.

03History

Labajos has a historical significance as part of the Comunidad de ciudad y tierra de Segovia. It received the title of Villa in 1628 from King Felipe IV. The village was a key stop along the Camino Real, facilitating trade and travel in the region.

• 1628 Granted the title of Villa by King Felipe IV.
• 1752 Had 171 neighbors, primarily engaged in agriculture and trade.
• 1850 Population of approximately 787, with various trades present.
• 16th century Head of the Vicaría of Santa Venia, including several parishes.

Labajos is a small municipality in Segovia, known for its history, agriculture, and vibrant local festivals.

04Cultural Heritage and Festivals

The municipality is home to several notable sites, including the parish church dedicated to San Pedro, which features a baroque altarpiece from the 17th century. The local festivities celebrate both the patron saint and the Santo Cristo de la Agonía, reflecting the community's traditions.

• Patron Saint San Pedro, celebrated on June 29.
• Santo Cristo de la Agonía Last Sunday of August, includes cultural activities.
• La Abuela de San Pedro Tradition of gathering for vermut the day after the feast.
• Romería Held at the Ermita del Cristo the weekend before the patronal festivities.