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Aragon Pyrenees Walks - The Aragonese Pyrenees offer all that's best in walking: fantastic scenery, great places to stay, good weather and, above all, variety. Serious trekkers will relish the chance to seek out the unexplored valleys of the high mountains. Those who prefer an easier pace can stay closer to civilization, ...
Ebro River Basins, Aragon - Ariza, Alhama (Monasterio de Piedra, Nuevalos, Jaraba), Calatayud (Aniñon, Illueca, Morata), Daroca, Caminreal (Monreal, Peracense), Montalban (Aliaga, Ariño), Calanda, Alcañiz (Andorra), Calaceite (Valderrobres, Beceite).
Area: Grouped in this tour are the basins of ...
Huesca walk, Aragon Pyrenees - The pleasent placidness of Huesca (population 45.485) and its distinction as an ancient city is appreciated at once by visitors. While getting to know the city, we are reminded of its prominent role in the Kingdom of Aragon. The old city is perched on a hill inhabited formerly by Iberians, Romans, ...
Route through the Parque Cultural de Rio Martin - The route starts out in Montalban, a town with a medieval centre and many nooks and buildings that are worth visiting. Access to the centre is through the Portal de Daroca (14th century) or Torreón de la Cárcel. In plaza Mayor is the magnificent church of Santiago (13th-14th ...
Teruel City Walk - Teruel is often called the city of love (population 29.320), enveloped in the legend of the Romeo and Juliet style lovers, Diego and Isabel, whose spirits live amidst the Mudejar towers. The Moorish inhabitants of Teruel converted the city into the most important open museum of Mudejar art in the ...
Teruel City Walks - Teruel City ...
Teruel Walks - Step back in time as you walk between the ancient land of Teruel. Few regions in Europe are quite so timeless, or so completely unspoiled, and our waking routes recommendations are excellent. Teruel is real Spain, a truly undiscovered region, over which are scattered architectural ...
Walking - This is a special way of enjoying the best heritage that we possess: nature, of getting to know many places either near or far from our normal surroundings, and at the same time of discovering the enormous wealth that Aragon offers, going along the traditional paths and with the best means of ...
Walking Routes - Aragon offers all that's best in walking: fantastic scenery, great places to stay, good weather and, above all, variety. Serious walkers will relish the chance to seek out the unexplored valleys in the Aragon Pyrenees. Those who prefer an easier pace can stay closer to civilization, enjoying the ...
Zaragoza (Saragossa) Walk - Our tour around the Zaragoza starts out at the Plaza del Pilar, presided over by the imposing jewel of baroque art, the Basilica del Pilar, the most emblematic monument of Zaragoza. There are eleven domes, some with fine frescos by Ramon and Francisco Bayeu and by Goya. Four towers flank the ...
Zaragoza (Saragossa) Walk, Aragon - Our tour around the Zaragoza starts out at the Plaza del Pilar, presided over by the imposing jewel of baroque art, the Basilica del Pilar, the most emblematic monument of Zaragoza. There are eleven domes, some with fine frescos by Ramon and Francisco Bayeu and by Goya. Four towers flank the ...
Zaragoza City Walks - The cultural heritage of Zaragoza is rich and varied, having more than two thousand years of history and being the result of an exchange and mix of cultures. Over the Iberian fortress of Salduie was founded the only Roman city with the privilege of having received the full name of its founder, ...
Zaragoza Province Walks - A classical route in Zaragoza Province is the one that goes running through the lands where Goya was born, among a sea of vineyards and colourful manifestations of Mudejar architecture. The history of these lands is disputed between the frontier wars with Castile, the rule of the nobility and the ...
Zaragoza Roman Walk - Although only fragments of Roman Zaragoza remain, they form the centrepiece of a quartet of well-designed museums, where the visitor can view the archaeological remains of the ancient Roman colony of Caesar Augusta.
The tour would start taking a look at the Roman Walls, that they extend from ...
Zaragoza Roman Walk - Although only fragments of Roman Zaragoza remain, they form the centrepiece of a quartet of well-designed museums, where the visitor can view the archaeological remains of the ancient Roman colony of Caesar Augusta.
The tour would start taking a look at the Roman Walls, that they extend from ...
Zaragoza Walks - The influences of the Roman, Moorish, Jewish and Christian heritage can be seen throughout Zaragoza city and the surrounding area. The Ebro river forms a major part of the cities ...