Attractions in Aragon

Monte Perdido is the highest peak of the massif of the same name, which culminates at 3,348 meters above sea level. The cordal that composes it separates the canyons of … read more

The Pradera de Ordesa is a strategic point from which many routes start. There is a restaurant where the mountaineers go to pay homage at the end of the exercise. Right here you can buy bus tickets back to Torla. read more

This place of incredible beauty is made up of numerous waterfalls that follow each other in stages from the Cirque de Soaso to the Pradera de Ordesa. Along the trail … read more

This 54-meter waterfall is the great protagonist of the Ordesa Valley, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997. As it is a national park, bathing is totally prohibited … read more

This glacial cirque, the destination of the most popular route in the Ordesa Valley, is as impressive from above as it is from below. At the foot runs the Arazas … read more

Easy access by track or path, suitable for all ages. The setting is beautiful.

A gorge of more than 15 kilometers long, bordered by impressive high limestone walls and ending in the Circo de Soaso with the "Cola de Caballo" (Horsetail) waterfall. I can only recommend it.

Pure adventure to go up the mountain on such a path. It used to be climbed up with ropes. For that you have to take climbing courses and what is … read more

It is a well-known tourist attraction. The site is spectacular and the history of this sinkhole makes it even more special. The best time to visit is in spring, after the ice melts.

La Brèche de Roland is a natural gateway between France and Spain. It marks a passage 40 meters wide in the middle of the cliff.

If we easily understand the … read more

The Anayet lakes are located at an altitude of 2,200m below two peaks: El Vértice de Anayet and El Pico de Anayet, both of volcanic origin.

The port of Vénasque or puerto de Benasque in Spanish is a pass in the Pyrenees located on the Franco-Spanish border. Culminating at 2,444 meters above sea level, it separates … read more

Small essential walk: the climb to the walls at sunset.
Tip: if you go during high tourist season, it is better to book your lunch/dinner well in advance. Although there … read more

In the parador de la Peña Oroel there is a fresh water fountain, an area with picnic areas under trees and a very complete panoramic view of Jaca with the … read more

The area surrounding the Góriz refuge is the only area in the Ordesa sector where camping and bivouacing are allowed. The interior has 80 seats; Outside there is room for … read more

The area is starting to look a bit neglected. You can still walk comfortably, but the bridge pavilion is closed. You can go further over the pedestrian bridge.

In Teruel you can discover many impressive buildings that were built in the Mudéjar style. Mudéjar is an architectural art form in which materials, shapes and decorations were adopted from … read more

If you cross the imposing city gate with its mighty walls on the way to Daroca, you will quickly feel like you have been transported to another era. If you … read more

In the years 1902 to 1927 a rail connection was created between Spain and France, the connection point of which should be Canfranc station. The route was opened in 1928 … read more

Each region in Spain has its own festival that is originally intertwined with the Catholic faith. This weekend it's Zaragoza's turn. A mass especially for children, flower and fruit offerings, … read more