Cebolla

02Geography

Cebolla is situated between two hills in the Torrijos comarca. It shares borders with several municipalities including Lucillos, Illán de Vacas, and Domingo Pérez. The Tajo River flows approximately 3 km south of the town, contributing to the area's natural landscape.

03History

Cebolla has a rich historical background, with its first documented mention in 1184, referring to a settlement of farmsteads. It became a villa in 1477 and faced significant destruction during the War of Independence. The town has experienced notable flooding events in recent years, impacting its infrastructure.

• 1184 First written mention of Cebolla in a Mozarabic text.
• 1477 Cebolla granted the title of villa.
• 2011 Severe flooding caused extensive damage.
• 2018 Another flooding incident during local festivities.

Cebolla, a municipality in Toledo, Castilla–La Mancha, is known for its history, landmarks, and local festivals.

04Cultural Heritage

Cebolla is home to several significant landmarks, including the castle of Villalba and the palace of the Dukes of Frías. The local patron saint, Virgen de la Antigua, is honored at the hermitage of San Illán, which features an 18th-century statue and a collection of historical tiles.

• Patron saint Virgen de la Antigua
• Main festivals San Blas (February 2-4), Virgen de la Antigua (September 7-10), Romería (third Sunday of September)