Brabos facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Brabos
municipality
Brabos, Avila province
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Extension of the municipal term within the province of Ávila
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Country	Spain
Autonomous community	Castile and León
Province	Ávila
Municipality	Brabos
Area
• Total	18.35 km2 (7.08 sq mi)
Elevation	995 m (3,264 ft)
Population  (2018)
• Total	44
• Density	2.398/km2 (6.21/sq mi)
Time zone	UTC+1 (CET)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+2 (CEST)

Brabos is a small town, also known as a municipality, located in the province of Ávila in Castile and León, Spain. It's a quiet place with a rich history and unique traditions. In 2006, about 62 people lived there. Today, it's even smaller, with around 44 residents as of 2018. The town is led by its Mayoress, Luzdivina Nieto Jiménez.

Exploring Brabos

Brabos might be small, but it has some interesting places to visit and learn about.

Important Buildings

• Immaculate Conception Church: This is the main church in Brabos. It's a special place where local people gather for important events and services.
• Shrines of Santa María del Cerro and San Miguel de Otero: These are small, sacred buildings. People often visit them to pray or reflect.
• Pensioners' Home: This building serves as a community center for the older residents of Brabos. It's a place where they can meet and socialize.

Town Landmarks

• Main Square: Every town has a main square, and Brabos is no different. It's usually the heart of the community where events happen.
• Fountain: A traditional fountain can often be found in the town's center. It's a classic feature of many Spanish villages.

Brabos Traditions

The people of Brabos love to keep their local customs alive. These traditions often involve getting together and celebrating.

Community Gatherings

• Shared Meals: During national holidays or local patron saint festivities, neighbors in Brabos often gather. They share food and enjoy time together, strengthening their community bonds.
• Holy Hill Procession: A special tradition involves climbing a "holy hill." People attend a mass there, and then take part in a procession back down. Folks from nearby towns often join in this event.
• Merrymaking at the Constitution Bridge: The "constitution bridge" is another spot for celebrations. It's a place where people come together for fun and festivities.

Annual Celebrations

• Big Traditional Celebration: Every year, usually during the last weekend of August or the first weekend of September, the entire town comes together. They hold a large traditional celebration, which is a highlight of the year for everyone in Brabos.

See also

In Spanish: Brabos para niños