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Information about Móstoles

The History of Móstoles

The municipal district of Móstoles has been populated since remote times, as proved from the Paleolithic archaeological remains, but the first urban remains date back to Roman days. At that time Móstoles belonged to the extensive territory of the city of Toledo, and remains have been found at different sites.

It has been a Villa with its own jurisdiction since 1565, and was therefore no longer dependent on Toledo thanks to the municipality privileges granted by Felipe II.

In the 16th century Móstoles was an agricultural village with around 300 residents and during the 17th century Madrid's dependence on it increased for the supply of cereal, straw and fodder for the Royal stables. The villagers sold their surplus crops, coal and hens at the markets in the city.

For centuries the urban area of Móstoles was structured around three axes: the Extremadura road and the former roads from Segovia to Toledo and from Valencia to Salamanca. The buildings were mainly built along streets and alleys and aroundplazas and small squares, forming a round urban nucleus. In the middle of the 19th century Móstoles had 19 streets, one Plaza and three small village squares, featuring very simple architecture in line with the typical Castilian rural buildings.

The name Móstoles comes from “mustum et olea” i.e. must and olive oil, since grapes and olives were both very important crops for a long time.

Culture in Móstoles

• CA2M Dos de Mayo Arts Centre
• Andrés Torrejón House Museum
• City Museum
  

Parks in Móstoles

The following municipal parks are particularly noteworthy:

• El Soto Park
• Liana Park
• Cuartel Huerta Park
• Río Guadarrama nature trail
• Prado Ovejero Park
• Galicia Park
• La Mancha Park
• Canarias Park
• Andalucía Park
• Lineal Arroyo del Soto Park

Restaurants in Móstoles

La Majada by Esteban Rosco, El Embarcadero, La Maltería, Meat & Bread, Caura Gastrobar, Passaparola, Trufa y Boletus, La Corte de Novopadel, El Eslabón, El Gallu, Taberna Tres Hermanos, Finca Liana…