La Almolda is a town in Zaragoza in the Monegros region, in the community of Aragón.
Its origins date back to Roman times. It is located at a crossroads, possibly part of the Roman roads that crossed the area, from Velilla de Ebro and Gelsa towards Huesca and Jaca.
Among its heritage, some unique buildings stand out, such as an Arab castle (1195), the house of infanzones (1580), or the Prior house, an example of civil architecture of the Aragonese Renaissance.
The silhouette of Almolda is easily recognizable from a distance, as it is located at the foot of one of the hills of the Alcubierre mountain range, crowned by a set of communication antennas.