Aragon: travel guides

The autonomous community of Aragon is situated in the northeast of Spain and has one of the most valued and interesting natural areas in terms of variety of flora and fauna, confirmation of the unique character of the territory and its fascinating succession of landscapes. The Aragonese Pyrenees is an area of ​​great beauty with lush vegetation fed by numerous rivers and lakes. Due to its prime location, which makes it an extremely popular destination for tourists, Aragon offers an extensive range of campsites and holiday parks for a relaxing holiday or a starting point for hikes in the great outdoors.

The wilderness of Huesca

Those who love nature and adventure should not miss a visit to the Sierra y Cañones de Guara Nature Park, in the province of Huesca, which offers renowned nature trails, waterfalls and canyons and is ideal for excursions among unspoilt nature, with campsites that promise an outdoor holiday to remember. Numerous activities and tours are organized for a fun and active holiday, for sport and for walking.

Zaragoza and other historic cities

The infinite beauty of Aragon does not end in the natural landscapes close to the Pyrenees, but is complimented by the rich artistic and cultural heritage of cities such as Zaragoza, Huesca, Teruel, Calatayud, Monzón and Ejea de los Caballeros. Among these beautiful and rich cities, full of charm, the regional and provincial capital Zaragoza offers an alluring setting of a historic city overlooking the banks of the river Ebro. The Roman origins of the ancient city named ‘Caesaraugusta’ are still evident today among Zaragoza’s multitude of monuments, which include the Baroque church of Our Lady of the Pillar, the Cathedral of the Holy Saviour, the Roman forum and several castles, the most famous being the Moorish Aljafería.