Aragon

Spain

The country is the home of the prospering capital Madrid, the vibrant coastal city of Barcelona and the city where flamenco was born, Sevilla.

Calatayud

Calatayud is the only stop of the AVE high-speed train from Barcelona to Madrid. The city is famous for its well-preserved ancient Muslim fortress.

Huesca

Huesca is the centre of economy of Aragon. Tourists are usually attracted here by the Fiesta Mayor in summer and by nice skiing facilities in winter.

Teruel

Teruel is hard to get to, but this mountainous town worth it. Some of local historical buildings are listed by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites.

Zaragoza

Zaragoza, located in the valley of the Ebro River, is as old as the Christian religion. Some tourists are attracted by its history, other – by nature.

Aragon Cuisine

The most “local” dishes of the diverse but simple Aragon’s cuisine are “Bacalao al Ajoarriero” (cod) and “Pollo a la Chilindrón” (chicken).

Aragon, Extreme tourism

Thanks to Aragon’s versatile landscapes, there are options for all sorts of extreme lovers from sky divers and climbers to kayakers and cavers

Aragon, nature

Thanks to its moderate climate and diversity of landscapes – from the Pyrenees Mountains to river Ebro valleys - Aragon attracts many nature lovers

 
Aragon, SPA resort

 
Dinopolis, Paleontological Park

Lacuniacha, nature park

In two kilometers from the Piedrafita de Jaca village starts the Lacuniacha Park. Wild animals can be seen here in semi-natural conditions.

Pirenarium, Theme park

The 3-ha Pirenarium Miniature Theme Park is a chance to explore the Pyrenees without any special equipment. Take your camera and enter mini-Spain!

Winter resort in Aragon

Aragon embraces 7 ski resorts, including Astun and Candanchu. Both beginners and expert skiers will find enough slopes matching their skills here