Hervías

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Hervías. Photo: Pigmentoazul, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
LA RIOJA, SPAIN
Hervías

A small rural municipality in Spain’s La Rioja region, Hervías embodies the quiet character of northern Spanish villages.

At a glance

Hervías is a village municipality located in the province and autonomous community of La Rioja in northeastern Spain. The municipality covers an area of 14.14 square kilometres (5.46 square miles). According to the 2011 census, the village had a population of 147 people.

History

The historical record of Hervías remains modest and localized. Like many small Spanish villages, its story is woven into the broader fabric of La Rioja’s rural heritage.

What you see

No specific architectural details are documented in available sources. The village retains the character typical of La Rioja’s countryside settlements.

Cultural significance

Hervías represents rural La Rioja—a landscape shaped by agriculture and community life far from urban centers. Small villages such as this preserve the traditions and ways of Spain’s interior regions.

Key facts

  • Country: Spain
  • Region: La Rioja
  • Area: 14.14 km² (5.46 sq mi)
  • Population (2011): 147
  • Coordinates: 42.45°N, 2.89°W

Practical information & getting there

Hervías is accessible by road from other municipalities in La Rioja. The nearest major city is Logroño, the capital of the region. For current travel information and local services, consult regional travel resources and tourism offices in La Rioja.

Sources & resources

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