Pozondón

02Geography

Pozondón is situated at an altitude of 1407 meters, approximately 46 kilometers from Teruel. The municipality is part of the Sierra de Albarracín and is accessible via the A-1511 road. It is included in the Parque Cultural de Albarracín, offering various outdoor activities and scenic routes.

Climate

Mediterranean with continental influences

Average annual temperature

9.7 °C

Annual precipitation

600 mm

03History

The history of Pozondón dates back to June 21, 1257, when it became part of the Sesma de Bronchales under the reign of King Jaime I. This administrative structure has remained intact over the centuries, making it one of the few communities to survive the 1837 dissolution decree.

• 1257 Incorporation into Sesma de Bronchales by King Jaime I
• Mid-19th century Population recorded at 332 inhabitants
• 1837 Survived the dissolution of communities

Pozondón is a small municipality in Teruel, Aragon, known for its natural beauty and historical significance.

04Cultural Heritage

Pozondón features a well-structured urban layout with notable buildings such as the town hall and the parish church dedicated to Santa Catalina. The area is also home to several hermitages and the ruins of the castle of Los Ares, which is under heritage protection.

• Town hall Constructed of sandstone with a clock tower
• Parish church Basilica-style, with 17th and 18th-century altarpieces
• El Aljibe Underground water reservoir built in 1931
• Hermitages Includes Virgen de Los Ángeles, San Roque, and Los Santos de la Piedra
• Castle of Los Ares Ruins located 1.5 km from Pozondón, listed as endangered heritage