Cubilla

02Geography

Cubilla covers an area of 20.21 km² and is part of the comarca of Pinares. The municipality includes the abandoned village of Cubillos and is situated within the judicial district of Burgo de Osma. Notably, it contains the Sabinares Sierra de Cabrejas, a Community Interest Area that is part of the Natura 2000 network, covering 55% of its territory.

Patron saint

San Pedro

03History

The origins of Cubilla are somewhat obscure, but the existence of the church of San Pedro dates back to the 15th century. In the 18th century, marble deposits were discovered, boosting the local economy. The municipality underwent various administrative changes, including its integration into Talveila in the mid-19th century and its re-establishment as a separate municipality in 1926.

• 15th century Church of San Pedro established.
• 18th century Marble deposits found, enhancing economic growth.
• 1842 Census recorded 106 residents.
• 1926 Cubilla re-established as a municipality.

Cubilla is a small municipality in Soria, Castile and León, known for its natural beauty and historical sites.

04Economy and Culture

Historically, the economy of Cubilla has relied on agriculture and timber exploitation. The discovery of marble in the 17th century significantly contributed to its economy until the closure of the resin factory in 1979. Today, the village also features a rural house, Las Bardas, catering to visitors.

• Main economic activities Agriculture and timber.
• Historical significance of marble Exploited from the 18th century until the late 20th century.
• Cultural events Summer festivities in August and the Primegena in January.
• Traditions Romería de la Virgen de la Blanca.