Town hall

The town of Guadamur, as his name indicates, it is of Arab origin and it means "I laugh at the step".

It is not possible to need the epoch of his foundation, but it is known that it was already inhabited in the Hispanic-Roman epoch. The population continues in the epoch visigoda taken root in the Guarrazar passage. The Christian population emphasizes how in this town they kept on coexisting with the Moslem invaders, already like Mozarabs. Occupied territory for Alfonso VI they constructed themselves some castles and they restored the Moslem towers.

Concerning the Guadamur castle it went away grouping the hamlet of the town. In 1477 he contributes to support of the Holy Brotherhood. In 1555 the town existed in all his climax, since in the above mentioned year the third Count of Fuensalida master of the castle and the town, it granted testament by virtue of which it was leaving to his vassal of Guadamur the grounds that were cultivating to condition to pay a small census to him. Close to the town it finds "Guarrazar", which means "Vale of the Lead"; I besiege in that discovered what is called "a Treasure of Guarrazar". There the Monastery Agaliense existed . (Fte.-Texto Delegation to see link)

Nucleus: The Oak grove