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A small village with rural charm and a deep historical flavor, located on a hill among fields of grain and almond trees. Its medieval defensive tower stands out at the top of the town, the remains of an ancient fortification that still rise above the landscape. Quiet streets, a good fountain, and access via dirt tracks ideal for mountain biking or gravel riding. The perfect spot to stop for a rest, refuel with water, and enjoy the silence of the most authentic Hoya de Huesca.

On a small promontory stands Blecua, which shares a municipality with Torres de Montes. They have a popular tradition called "O Viejo Remolón" in which the children of the town ask for money by walking around a doll inspired by a real character, sometimes even from the same town. Finally they keep and burn the doll in the square and with the money collected a popular meal is organized.

In the narrow and steep streets of this town you can find an old bread oven, an old oil factory, a church and two hermitages. There are also remains of the Arab and Christian wall with which the municipality was fortified.

In addition to the Church of the Assumption (in the image), here you can visit the Civil War Interpretation Center, which collects and offers a wide variety of materials to study the war. More information: https://www.turismodearagon.com/ficha/ruta-orwell-y-centro-de-la-guerra-civil-en-robres/

In the middle of the desert, the Canal de Los Monegros serves to irrigate an area of 110,000 hectares. It takes water from the Sotonera reservoir and transfers it to irrigate Los Monegros, La Sobrarbe and Somontano, in the provinces of Huesca and Zaragoza.

Its old quarter stands on a gentle tozal, where the church and the remains of an old castle predominate over the modern part of the town.

Geological formation 25m high and 80m long that served as a watchtower to control the road between Huesca and Lleida. From this point you can access on foot or by pushing the bike.

It receives this name because the sun's rays illuminate it at noon. It is a rocky platform, an immense sandstone bank 80 meters long and 25 meters high. It is worth climbing to its top to be able to contemplate, from its strategic position, the panoramic views of the entire plain that unfolds around it. In fact, this site was used as a watchtower for the construction of an Arab fortress between the 9th and 10th centuries. Once at the top of the rock we will check the traces of this function in its hollows and cavities, even in the remains of an ancient fireplace.