Lubrín, is one of the many towns and places in Almeria

Lubrín

Distance to the capital (Km): 72
Local Inhabitants: Lubrinenses
Number of Inhabitants: 1780
Postal Code: 04271

Lubrín is a small but growing village that sits high in the Sierra de
los Filabres. It began as a medieval settlement to become what is
now a charming enclave of tranquillity and tradition.
This village is in a time warp, a quiet and peaceful down where
contemplative walks and relaxation is unavoidable. It still
honours San Sebastián every January with the Fiesta del Pan (Fiesta of
Bread), and the Virgin of the Rosary every October. Nearby little
hamlets such as El Marchal, La Rambla e Aljibe or El Chive, with their
interesting churches and friendly people, help you get a real taste of
old Spain and its traditional Andalusian lifestyle.
Its primary income is from the cultivation of almond trees, the rearing
of livestock and cheese production. There are a smattering of
cafes and bars, supermarket, bakery, a butchers, regular supplies of
fresh fish from the coast and a fresh fruit and veg market all of which
provide all your basic needs.

Places of interest
Parish church of Nuestra Señora del Rosario, 19th century
Cave of Bats, lower Paleolithic
Cave paintings of Piedra de la Cera

Festivals
Festival of the Holy Bread where people throw bread and coins to St Sebastian, 20th January
St Sebastian, 20th January
St John, 24th June
Virgen del Rosario, October

Gastronomy
Migas (fried bread with garlic and spicy sausage). Cured meats.
Local produced olive oil.

Town Hall
Tel 950 477 001