イスエレの天然記念物・トップ5

素晴らしい展望台です。

The route from Luesia to Puy Fonguera is known for its varied vegetation and stunning landscapes. Furthermore, the area is rich in flora and fauna, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers.

The ruins found on the track that connects Luesia with the Pígalo pools are known as the castle of Sibirana. The ruins of the hermitage of Santa Quiteria also remain from this deserted area. This nucleus is part of a defensive line ordered to be built in the 10th century by King Sancho Garcés I of Pamplona. The sight of the towers erected on two stone masses gives an idea of the magnitude and engineering of these structures.

El Portillo de Longás or Santo Domingo consists of a narrow path between two spectacular limestone masses that stand at both ends as a portal.

On our way along the track from Luesia to the Pígalo pools, we come across the castle of Sibirana built to control the passage from Uncastillo and from Luesia through the Onsella river valley. In addition to the castle, there are remains of the hermitage of Santa Quiteria, both in the Aragonese Romanesque style and of a dozen houses at the foot of the castle on its south face.

We are in the Pígalo pools, ideal for warm summer days where we can take a dip. If we go upstream, we will find more less crowded pools, since this one is quite popular and soon fills up with people. If we want to leave the car in the car park, we must book on the Luesia town hall website as they control access. There are picnic areas to eat and a bar at the campsite.

Ripas Altas Viewpoint, a spectacular eroded hillside that we will see from the trail located in the Sierra de Luesia

Located at an altitude of 1309 meters, we are at the top of Puy Fonguera where there is a small orientation table and good views of the Sierra de Santo Domingo and the western Pyrenees of Huesca.