Zaragoza is the capital of the province of the same name and the Spanish autonomous community of Aragon.
Although it is the fifth largest city in Spain, midway between Madrid and Barcelona, is one of the most popular with tourists. But if you take the time necessary to cross the ancient streets you will discover a fascinating history and truly monumental buildings.
Zaragoza city name comes from the Roman town Caesaraugusta, name given in honor of the emperor Julius Caesar Augustus.
Specifics of the city because here we give evidence of four different cultures coexist in this town of diversity: Romanian Zaragoza, Zaragoza Christian, Moorish Zaragoza (Arabic) and Zaragoza Jewish.
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Benasque is a small village in the Spanish Pyrenees, situated on the impressive river valley Eser, at an altitude of 1138m. It has about 1,700 permanent residents and is mainly a winter resort, with many and varied ski trails in nearby Cerler.
The area was the highest peaks of the Pyrenees: Aneto (3404m) and Posets (3375). Near the top is set and Perdiguero (3222), the twelfth of the high Pyrenees. Located in the heart of the valley, amid a forest of black pines and birch trees, it offers a thermal pool, jacuzzi and Scottish baths. What is even better is that after a stay in the center you can go to the ski resort northern Llanos del Hospital, or just 6km away Celera where the highest mountains of the Pyrenees.
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Jaca is a small town located in Huesca province, Aragon, North East Spain. It's situated in the centre of the Pyrenees mountain range, close to the border with France.
With more and more people visiting the town every year, Jaca has become a top tourist destination for skiers and hikers in Spain. Visitors are attracted by its beautiful natural setting, architecture, history and proximity to the stunning Pyrenees mountains.
Jaca is surrounded by some of the most beautiful valleys in the Pyrenees and is a prime example of a traditional mountain town that has adapted successfully to the touristic demands of the 21st century.
This provincie Este ușor din Franța de la Nord, Valencia la sud, IAR la vesta de Castilia La Mancha, Castilia Leon, La Rioja ȘI Navarra.
Formigal, Formigal Aramon official, is a ski resort in the Pyrenees Aragon, northeastern Spain, near the town of Sallent de Gallego in the upper Tena Valley in the province of Huesca.
The nearest international airports are in Zaragoza, Spain and Lourdes, France.
Homonymous capital of the province of Aragon, Teruel Maestrazgo is located near the mountainous region, with several museums and churches, buildings or contrary modernist style buildings renascenstist and especially numerous in Mudejar style, a real open air museum that would only Toledo rival.
This unique style, unique to Spain, was created by architects after the Reconquista Moors, when Christian armies in Spain recucerisera. Therefore churches in Teruel, for example, is surprisingly much like mosques. While not a large city, Teruel has enough to offer to be a destination at least interesting.
Huesca is the capital city of the Spanish province of Huesca, Aragon autonomous community belonging. Exercising at the same time, the status of capital of the region of Huesca that belongs Hoya or municipality. It is located in northern Spain, specifically in Ebrului Valley, along the river Isuela in front of the Pyrenees mountains outer slopes.
The ancient Iberians, Romans occupied the region before the arrival. The city finds mention of the coins issued in the second century BC, called Bolsken. Osca century BC Romans city was already a fully Romanized.
Puebla de Alfindén belongs to the province of Zaragoza and is located in the Ebro depression, on Quaternary deposits at 197 meters altitude, located 12 km from the capital on the left bank of the river Ebro, near the mouth of Gallego.
From the origins, it can be said that it is possible to be inhabited by Iberians and Romans, as an extension of the city of Zaragoza. So far, the main finding of this hypothesis, are the coins, Iberian and Roman, found in the term of Alfindén.
