Its urban layout is based on a steep area called ‘El Risco’, practically suspended over the river Ebro.
In 1631, Philip IV granted it independence from Laguardia, awarding it the title of "Villa".
Its name comes from a boat that crossed the river, linking the Sonsierra district of the Kingdom of Navarre with that of Castile. The river served as a natural moat and defence for the town.
Exploring its unique landscapes, formed by vineyards, taking a stroll, or practising water sports on the river Ebro, is an experience every visitor will enjoy.
A few kilometres away, on the Paseo de La Póveda route, you will discover beautiful landscapes full of vineyards and arrive at the recreational estate of the same name.
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Lapuebla de Labarca
Ubication
Town Hall
A destacar
Lapuebla de Labarca
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Historic building
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Panoramic view
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Nature
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Recreational area
- La Póveda recreation park and walk
- The Ignatian Way
- Hostel for pilgrims of Ignatian Way (8 places)
- San Ginés Viewpoint
- Town Hall viewpoint overlooking the river Ebro and the boat
- Ebro Nature Trail GR-99
- Festivities of San Blas. February
- Uztaberri Eguna/Open winery day: Second Saturday in February
- San Isidro (Saint Isidore)
- Bandera del vino. Middle of May
- Festivities of San Bartolomé. August
- Thanksgiving
