Micereces de Tera

02Geography

Situated in the northern part of Zamora province, Micereces de Tera lies within the Benavente and Los Valles comarca. The municipality covers an area of 34.04 km² and is located at an elevation of 719 m above sea level, benefiting from fertile lands irrigated by the Tera River, which makes it a popular destination for summer tourism.

Patron saint

San Mamed

03History

Micereces de Tera's history dates back to the Middle Ages when it became part of the Kingdom of León. Over time, it was incorporated into the province of the Tierras del Conde de Benavente and later became part of Zamora province in 1833, following the reorganization of Spanish provinces.

• Medieval integration Part of the Kingdom of León.
• Modern incorporation Joined the province of Tierras del Conde de Benavente.
• 1833 Became part of Zamora province.
• 1834 Integrated into the Benavente judicial district.

Explore Micereces de Tera, a Zamora municipality known for its agriculture, history, and vibrant local festivals.

04Cultural Heritage and Festivals

The municipality features a notable parish church dedicated to San Mamed, which dates back to the medieval period. Additionally, the area hosts various local festivities, including the celebration of San Mamés in August, and unique events like the 'No Boda', a mock wedding involving local youth.

• Main church Iglesia de San Mamed.
• San Mamés festival First week of August.
• Aguilar festivities San Bernardino on May 20 and Santa Marina on July 18.
• Abraveses festivities Santiago Apóstol on July 26 and Virgen de la Encina on August 30.
• No Boda A mock wedding event held annually in mid-August.