Zaragoza
Now an exhibition hall, this finely proportioned, pale-brick, Renaissance-style building, just east of the basilica, was constructed in the 16th century…
Must-see attractions in Aragón
Aragón
Off the southeastern corner of Plaza del Torico is the entrance to this 14th-century underground water-storage facility. In addition to showcasing the…
Espacio del Geoparque de Sobrarbe
Aínsa
This small museum in one of Aínsa castle’s towers discusses the geology of the Sobrarbe district centred on Aínsa (including a good chunk of the Pyrenees)…
Albarracín
Once part of Albarracín's complex defences, this 14th-century tower has been rehabilitated by the Fundación Santa María de Albarracín. It is now a gallery…
Centro de Interpretación Laguna de Gallocanta
Aragón
Smaller and older than the one at Gallocanta village, this centre also provides information and exhibits on the lake and its birds. It's beside the Tornos…
Aragón
This tiny 12th-century Romanesque chapel was actually moved here in 1972 from an abandoned village at the foot of Peña Oroel, the mountain that looms to…
Aragón
Lording it over Sos's little central plaza, the Renaissance-era town hall is one of the village's grandest public buildings. Duck inside to admire the…
Ermita de la Virgen de la Fuente
Aragón
Small church in the town of Muel, 30km south of Zaragoza, notable because it contains artworks depicting the four Fathers of the Church, painted in 1772…
Aragón
Chunky gothic tower built in 1445 that once served as a prison, hence its alternative name: Torre de la Cárcel.
Centro de Interpretación Acueducto Romano
Aragón
All you want to know about the Roman aqueduct between Albarracín and Gea de Albarracín.
