Aragon Attractions

The region of Aragon is comprised of the provinces of Huesca, Zaragon, and Teruel. It lies mainly within the Ebro Basin, is an area rich in history and culture. It is also known for being one of the main bull breeding regions in Spain.

Saragossa, Spain

Highlights:	Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar Cathedral - La Seo La Aljafería Sos del Rey Catolico, Spain	Exchange Plaza del Pilar & Surroundings Paseo de la Independencia

Huesca, Spain

Highlights:	Into the Pyrenees on N 330 Fraga, Spain Castillo de Loarre, Spain Puerto de Santa Bárbara Parque Nacional de Ordesa	Balneario de Panticosa Gargantas de Escalar View, Arguis Surroundings & Driving Routes Into the Pyrenees via Bastro

Teruel, Spain

Highlights:	Albarracin, Spain Mudéjar Towers	Cathedral - Artesonado Ceiling

Alcaniz, Spain

Highlights:	Castillo de los Calatravos	Ayuntamiento and Lonja

Jaca, Spain

Highlights:	San Juan de la Peña Cathedral	Pyrenean Valleys

Tarazona, Spain

Highlights:	Monasterio de Veruela Cathedral	Town Hall

Calatayud, Spain

Highlights:	Nature Park, Monasterio de Piedra	Santa María la Mayor

Dehesa del Moncayo

The richly wooded mountain region of Dehesa del Moncayo, lying between 800m/2,625ft and 2,300m/7,500ft, is the home of many species of birds - larks, cuckoos, coal tits, great tits and various birds of prey, including golden eagles, hawks and a colony of griffon vultures.

This area contains the highest peak on the Iberian Peninsula.

Tena Valley

At the head of the Tena Valley is the town of Sallent de Gallego from which several walking paths begin. The Route of El Serrablo is a popular trail within the Tena Valley. Also of interest in the valley are the towns of Tramacastilla de Tena, Panticosa, and Biescas.

Serrablo Route

The El Serrablo Route in the Tena Valley is a beautiful area wonderful mountain scenery and quaint towns. Several Mozarabic churches blend perfectly into this remote Aragonese valley. Some of the towns of interest in this area include Biescas, Piedrafita, Hoz de Jaca, and Tramacastilla.

Castillo de Larrés - Larrés Drawing Museum

The Castillo de Larrés in the Tena Valley features a unique drawing museum with works by 20th C artists. The Larres Drawing Museum is one of the main stops on a tour of the valley.

Sallent del Gállego

Beyond the turning for Balneario de Panticosa C 136 follows the Gállego valley to Sallent del Gállego (alt. 1310m/4298ft), in good climbing and winter sports country. The Spanish frontier post is here.

Anso and Echo Valleys

Several villages of great interest are to be found in the valleys of Anso and Echo. Much of the architecture of Anso is comprised of old stone homes. The main access point for the valleys is the town of Huesca.

Anso

Not far Echo is the town of Anso. Many styles of popular architecture can be viewed in the village of Anso, including old stone homes.The town is one of the highlights of the Anso and Echo Valleys.

Echo

The lovely village of Echo in the Echo Valley has many fascinating styles of architecture and narrow streets that give it a unique character. The surrounding scenery is beautiful.

Monastery of San Pedro, Siresa

Located in the Anso Valley, Siresa is a quaint hillside town with traditional architecture and beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. However, the main highlight in Siresa is the Romanesque Monastery of San Pedro.

Oza Forest

A beautiful landscape of meadows, mountain peaks and beech woods makes Oza Forest an ideal place for nature lovers.