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Castile and León
Moral de Hornuez is a small municipality located in the province of Segovia, within the autonomous community of Castile and León. Characterized by its rich history and traditional gastronomy, it has a population of just 38 residents.
Moral de Hornuez is centrally located, approximately 24 km from notable towns such as Sepúlveda, Riaza, and Aranda de Duero. Access to the municipality is via the SG-V-9322 road, which connects from Fuentemizarra to the south and Valdevacas to the north, crossing the Valdemiro stream.
The first written record of Moral de Hornuez dates back to the 13th century, linked to the legend of the Virgen de Hornuez. It was mentioned in the 1568 records of the San Ildefonso College and appeared in the 1591 census of the Crown of Castile, indicating a population of 58 residents.
Discover Moral de Hornuez, a small municipality in Segovia known for its history and traditional gastronomy.
The sanctuary of the Virgen del Milagro de Hornuez, located 2 km north of the village, is a significant cultural site. It is surrounded by ancient sabina trees and features recreational facilities. The local community celebrates its patron saint with a major festival and pilgrimage on the last Sunday of May, along with another celebration in September.
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