Aspariegos

02Geography

Aspariegos is situated in the Alfoz de Toro comarca, characterized by a flat or slightly undulating terrain. The municipality encompasses an area of 42.16 km² and is located at an elevation of approximately 670 meters, near the Valderaduey River.

Distance to Zamora

24 km

Distance to Toro

34 km

Distance to Villalpando

27 km

03History

The area of Aspariegos has Roman roots, with archaeological remains identified as part of the ancient mansio Vico Aqvario. The current settlement emerged from organized repopulation efforts by the Leonese monarchy, consolidating the region's control.

• Roman remains Located at La Manuela, evidence of ancient habitation.
• Repopulation Initiated by Alfonso VII in 1142.
• Cortes of 1391 Ferrant Rodríguez de Aspariegos represented Zamora.
• 1833 Aspariegos became part of the province of Zamora.
• 1983 Joined the autonomous community of Castile and León.

Aspariegos is a small municipality in Zamora, known for its agricultural landscape and historical significance.

04Culture and Festivals

Aspariegos hosts several local festivals throughout the year, reflecting its cultural traditions. The festivities often include religious observances and community gatherings, showcasing the town's vibrant social life.

• Reyes Night Alboradas and traditional cabalgata.
• San Antón Celebrated on January 17 with a mass and auction.
• Candelas Observed on February 2 with a mass and procession.
• Águedas Celebrated on February 5.
• Santa Cruz Observed on May 3.
• San Isidro Celebrated on May 15, patron of farmers.