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An iconic location. Privileged views of the Pyrenees, Sobrabe and La Fueva Valley

A very enjoyable climb. No steep inclines, a narrow but well-maintained road. The finish at the foot of Peña Montañesa has its charm.

Great panoramic view from the Castillo!

Allow at least 20 minutes to appreciate the entire Ordesa and Monteperdido mountain range

Also called Mondoto Castle, it is a religious-military complex that stands out for the remains of the hexagonal tower of the castle and the hermitage, good examples of Romanesque architecture. The hermitage is dedicated to San Emeterio and San Celedonio and curiously enough, it was actually designed as the first defense mechanism of the castle, since possible attackers had to first cross the place where the monks slept.

Also called Mondoto Castle, it is a religious-military complex that stands out for the remains of the castle's hexagonal tower and the church, good examples of Romanesque architecture.

The port of Arro leads to the Monastery of San Victorián, from the 6th century, considered the oldest in Spain. Legend has it that Saint Victorián arrived in the Pyrenees fleeing from earthly temptations. After a life as a hermit in the Cueva de la Espelunga and realizing great prodigies, he was appointed abbot of the monastery, which was originally called San Martín de Asán. Some time later, in the 11th century, the monastery took its name and was renamed San Victorian or San Beturián.

Few 11th-century fortresses offer such views of the La Fueva valley and the Mediano reservoir. This old fortified town also houses a cemetery where the remains of relatives of inhabitants of the area rest, so special respect must be observed when visiting this historic site that transports us back in time.