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Almanzora Valley · Almería
Its own town council since 1839, a Farm Museum with over 2,000 pieces and a rally along its riverbeds.
In Taberno, a village of 955 residents, Carolina Carrillo runs a workshop making artisan migas that have reached Murcia and Baza and are now part of Sabores Almería.
Almanzora Valley · Almería
Taberno, with 955 inhabitants (INE, 2025), sits in the north-east of the Almanzora Valley, on a spur of the Sierra de las Estancias. It split from Vélez-Rubio and formed its own town council in 1839. According to the town hall, the village grew up around a small inn or «taberna», and because it was small it was given a masculine name.
Since 1998 the Habitat Interpretation Centre-Farm Museum has gathered more than 2,000 tools and utensils donated by residents, and the Calvario chapel, at the highest point of the village, is where the Good Friday procession ends. Its dry riverbeds host the Taberno Rally, part of the Andalusian Championship.
It celebrates San José, its patron saint, in August, and at Easter it holds «Las Meriendas». Its cooking is known for potaje de trigo, a wheat stew.
On this page you will find all the news from Taberno: local news, incidents, fiestas, sport and its people. Neighbouring towns: Albox, Arboleas and Zurgena.