Top things to do in Huesca

The church of San Pedro is one of the oldest and most important Romanesque structures in Spain, dating from the early 12th century. It's particularly notable for its hexagonal tower, its open cloister adorned with 3…

This hugely popular central gastro-bar has a unique style with besuited staff, 1950s-inspired decor with framed pin-ups and posters, and tapas-bar-style seating at a few tables or along the bar. The seasonally chang…

The city museum with its pretty courtyard contains a well-displayed collection covering the archaeology of Huesca province, and progressing on to early modern art, including eight works by Goya. The museum also inco…

This Gothic cathedral is one of Aragón's great surprises. The richly carved main portal dates from 1300, the attached Museo Diocesano contains some extraordinary frescos and painted altarpieces, and the stately inte…

Dalí-themed Galatea is a less rough-and-ready operation than establishments on the nearby Calle Padre Huesca tapas strip, with all sorts of freshly-prepared tapas and raciones (full-plate servings of tapas items), r…

It won’t take you long to deduce that La Confianza is the oldest grocery shop in Spain. With its tiled floors, elegant mirrors and old-fashioned shelves stacked high behind the counter, it looks pretty much the same…

Ignore the inauspicious setting on this somewhat drab modern square as this restaurant is an oasis of elegance and fine dining, with set menus that vary from traditional Aragonese to more innovative and contemporary…

If you want a quick tapas session rather than a full sit-down meal, follow the oscenses (people of Huesca) down to the ebullient bar strip of Calle Padre Huesca. One of the best options here is the congenial Da Vinc…