Beautiful municipality washed by the waters of the Arba of Luesia. Further on, to 8 km, there is Malpica de Arba, whose town hall joined that of Biota in 1.971. The Town has at present approximately 40 inhabitants dedicated to the agriculture of dry land principally and there gathers together on a rocky hill in the margin left of the river of his name.

Sights:
Bustum of San Jorge
Ancient hamlet
Castle - Palace of Biota
Chapel of San Jose
Chapel of Santa Ann
Source of the Devil
Church of San Miguel: Interesting Romanesque architecture constructed in the XIIIth century, although reformed later in the XVIth century.
Parochial church of Our Lady of Diasol
Palace of the Counts of Aranda
Towers of the Cream horse

A town planning presents clearly medieval fruit of the process of poblamiento that Sancho Ramírez carried out during the IXth century. In the later centuries it was a dominion remaining good witnesses of it the form of palaces and other noble buildings, as there is the house of viscount of Biota, constructed in the XVIIth century along with the Tower of castle that gave birth to the nucleus.

Holidays: On Sunday following May 8, the young boys cut one tree later to plant it. On May 15 the holidays are celebrated in honor of the Virgin of the Rosary. The holiday management they take place from August 29 until September 2, approximately, and are in honor of San Miguel an Archangel. (ftes. and text to see links)