Casarrubios del Monte

02Geography

Casarrubios del Monte is situated in the La Sagra comarca, bordering several municipalities in both the Community of Madrid and the province of Toledo. The area is characterized by its varied landscape and includes a private aerodrome.

Patron saint

Nuestra Señora de Gracia

03History

The history of Casarrubios del Monte dates back to its first mention in 1207, originally named 'Casar Rubeus'. The town has undergone various ownerships and significant events, including royal visits and territorial changes throughout the centuries.

• 1207 First recorded mention as 'Casar Rubeus'.
• 1331 Separated from Segovia by King Alfonso XI.
• 1468 King Enrique IV and Isabel visited to finalize peace.
• XVIII century Population noted to be around four hundred.
• Late XVIII century Antonio Ponz described the town's churches and population.

Explore Casarrubios del Monte, a historic municipality in Toledo known for its heritage and cultural traditions.

04Heritage and Traditions

Casarrubios del Monte boasts several historical sites, including churches and a castle that reflect its architectural heritage. The town also celebrates various festivals that highlight its cultural traditions.

• Iglesia de la Natividad de Nuestra Señora Known as Santa María, completed in the 17th century.
• Ruins of the church of San Andrés Originated in the 14th century, destroyed by lightning in 1825.
• Monasterio cisterciense de Santa Cruz Features a 17th-century church.
• Castle Estimated to date from the 14th century, built in Mudéjar style.
• Festivals Include Virgen de la Salud, Santísimo Cristo de la Humildad, and Nuestra Señora de Gracia.