Province of Huesca
If you are looking for pristine nature, charming traditional villages and the chance to practice sport in a remarkable frame, the province of Huesca is your best choice. It reveals a magical transformation of landscapes which range from snow-capped high mountain to richly fertile plains, indredible scenery beyond imatination.
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The valleys of the Aragonese Pyrenees
There is nothing comparable to the alpine landscape of the Aragonese Pyrenees, where you can discover the real meaning of concepts such as mountain, snow and nature. High snowy peaks, autumn forests mixed with intense colors, rivers, lakes, ski resorts and medieval villages. Welcome to Aragonese Pyrenees.
From West to East: Hecho and Ansó valleys, River Aragon valley, Tena valley, Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park, Chistau valley, valley of Benasque and High Noguera Ribagorzana River valleys.
Hecho and Ansó valleys
If you are looking for 100% nature, charming traditional villages and the chance to practice sport in a remarkable frame,…
River Aragón valley
From the highest peaks to the vivacious town of Jaca, the valley shows generosity in natural spaces, sport activities and…
Tena Valley
Ascending landscapes up to 3,000 metres high, villages full of charm and a first class entertaining offer
Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park
Declared World Heritage by Unesco, Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park hosts four valleys (Ordesa, Añisclo, Escuaín and Pineta), embracing…
Chistau Valley
Chistau valley is surrounded by impressive peaks, numerous mountain lakes or ‘ibons’ and massive steep fields where the cattle grazes
Valley of Benasque
The highest peaks in Aragón must share their fame here with glaciers and frozen lakes
High Noguera Ribagorzana River Valleys
In the most Eastern part of Aragón, from the Pyrenees to the Meditarranean mountain range of Montsec, lies the higher…
Pre-Pyrenees
Sierra de Guara, where canyoning in Europe was born, is considered a Paradise by adventure sports fans, due to the great variety of chances. River Vero Cultural Park hides a remarkable natural and artistic legacy. Its more than sixty shelters become it in a real outdoor museum.
Unique natural spaces, towns where time seems to stop, legendary monuments and adventure tourism. Kingdom of 'Los Mallos', Huesca city, Somontano de Barbastro and Cinco Villas, in the province of Zaragoza, proudly display their magnificent monuments, testimony to centuries of history.
Guara Ranging Mountains
Sierra de Guara is the largest protected natural space in Aragón. The ravines, located in spectacularly beautiful spots with wild…
Vero River Cultural Park
Culture, sport and nature melt each other to create a unique space offering a wide range of spare time options:…
Kingdom of ‘los Mallos’
A medieval castle fit for movies. White water rivers, a Paradise for climbers. And really tasty cakes
Huesca
It is the best place for promenades, slow living and kind people. Walk along the old town as much as…
Somontano de Barbastro
I am sure you have heard about the Somontano region before. Maybe for top quality wines, or the picturesque villages,…
Cinco Villas
In these lands you have got an appointment with History. Knowing its vast cultural and environmental heritage means learning from…
The Monegros desert
You are going to be captivated by desert landscapes, unique in Europe. Los Monegros, the largest desert in Europe, hosts ancient monasteries and important vestiges of the Spanish Civil War.
If you enjoy hiking, follow one of the signposted paths of Jubierre. Monegros has already been depicted as a black-and-white territory. Several salted lakes, lagoons and natural pools prove this, along with the largest desert in Europe. Sariñena’s lagoon is the most famous, making possible aquatic bird-watching.
The Sierra de Alcubierre is its backbone. The fascinating Orwell Route passes through here, with well-preserved and restored trenches and defences from the Spanish Civil War, where the British writer George Orwell fought alongside the Republicans.
Nearby, in Villanueva de Sigena, the Romanesque Monastery of Sigena is refuge to the tombs of members of the Aragon royal family. This village also offers a museum devoted to the scientist Miguel Servet, whose birth house is still standing here. Close from Sariñena lies the monastery ‘Cartuja de Nuestra Señora de las Fuentes’, one of the earliest built in the kingdom of Aragón. Its biggest appeal is in the inside, as it holds paintings by ‘Fray’ Manuel Bayeu, Goya’s brother-in-law.
And in the nearby Adventure Park of ‘La Gabarda’ grown-up’s and children will have a great time with zip lines, hanging bridges, tree climbing… and much more in a privileged natural location.
Rutas por Jubierre
Jubierre es una de las zonas más impresionantes de Los Monegros, disfruta de este paisaje único recorriendo cualquiera de sus…
Laguna de Sariñena
A unos 70 kilómetros de Zaragoza e inmersa en el árido paisaje de los Monegros, encontrarás una de las lagunas más…
Ruta Orwell
El escritor y periodista inglés George Orwell participó como voluntario de la República en el frente de Monegros
Sijena Monastery
It sheltered inside its walls Queens, princesses and noble families’ daughters. Queen Sancha herself stayed permanently in it when she…
Museo y casa natal de Miguel Servet
Alberga un centro de interpretación de la vida y obra de este genial humanista, teólogo y médico del siglo XVI
Cartuja de las Fuentes
Fundada en el año 1507, la también conocida como Cartuja de Monegros fue la primera de las cartujas levantadas en…
The low course of the Cinca River
By the Cinca River surroundings, open up your eyes and watch out all these fertile orchards, homeland to celebrities, which speak about ancient traditions and a rich heritage legacy. Make sure to visit the town of Fonz, one of the most interesting Renaissance heritages in Aragón. Not far from here, you’ll be amazed by the silhouette of the Templar Castle of Monzón, of Moorish origins and historically related to the legend of El Cid.
Near Fraga, are the remains of Villa Fortunatus, an important Roman rural villa in use between the 2nd and 6th centuries, which contains remarkable mosaics.
Located among the towns of Caspe, Chiprana, Mequinenza and Fayón, the largest Ebro swamp opens up, also known as Aragón’s Sea, a privileged place for adventure and water sports and a reference for fishing enthusiasts all over Europe.
Fonz
Holiday destination for Lérida’s bishops in 16th century, Fonz became a little summer court during the Renaissance, what has left…
Castle of Monzón
The castle of Monzón is unique in Spain in that it saw ten centuries of continuous military history
Fraga
El recuerdo de su pasado romano pervive en los mosaicos de Villa Fortunatus, uno de los yacimientos más destacados de…
Villa Fortunatus
La visita a Villa Fortunatus te descubrirá cómo se vivía en una explotación agrícola del siglo IV d
Aragón Sea
It is the largest river swamp in the Iberian Peninsula, built in 1965 originally as tow swamps in a row,…