Aragon
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Aventura extrema en Aragon: Adrenalina pura

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Spain
Region: Aragon

Aragon is an ancient kingdom that stretches from the snow-capped peaks of the Pyrenees to the arid steppes of the south, a land of immense historical heritage and landscapes of breathtaking beauty. Its capital, Zaragoza, is a vibrant city on the banks of the Ebro, guarded by the imposing Basilica del Pilar. The north is a paradise for mountain lovers, with the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park as its crown jewel. But Aragon is, above all, the cradle of Mudejar art, a unique style that fuses Christian and Islamic elements and which has been declared a World Heritage Site. It is also a land of legendary castles like Loarre, of towns that seem suspended in time like Albarracín, and of strong and tasty gastronomy, where Ternasco is king. Visiting Aragon is taking a journey through the history of Spain, discovering everything from the purest Romanesque to the genius of Goya.

Languages: Spanish (with areas where Aragonese and Catalan are spoken in the Strip)
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Aragon is an ancient kingdom that stretches from the snow-capped peaks of the Pyrenees to the arid steppes of the south, a land of immense historical heritage and landscapes of breathtaking beauty. Its capital, Zaragoza, is a vibrant city on the banks of the Ebro, guarded by the imposing Basilica del Pilar. The north is a paradise for mountain lovers, with the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park as its crown jewel. But Aragon is, above all, the cradle of Mudejar art, a unique style that fuses Christian and Islamic elements and which has been declared a World Heritage Site. It is also a land of legendary castles like Loarre, of towns that seem suspended in time like Albarracín, and of strong and tasty gastronomy, where Ternasco is king. Visiting Aragon is taking a journey through the history of Spain, discovering everything from the purest Romanesque to the genius of Goya.

Adventures & Experiences

** The natural treasure of the Pyrenees. Take the classic route through the Ordesa Valley to the Cola de Caballo waterfall, or explore the impressive canyons of Añisclo and the gorges of Escuaín.

**Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park

** Enjoy the high mountains in the Benasque Valley, at the foot of Aneto (the highest peak in the Pyrenees), or ski in winter in the large resorts of **Formigal-Panticosa** and **Astún-Candanchú**.

**Aragonese Pyrenees

** A surprising place. A historic garden-park with a route that takes you through spectacular waterfalls, grottoes and lakes. The Cola de Caballo waterfall, with its 50 meters, is the most famous.

**Stone Monastery

** Be amazed by these gigantic geological conglomerate formations, vertical walls of up to 300 meters that are a paradise for climbers and a spectacle to behold.

**Mallos de Riglos

Aragon is an ancient kingdom that stretches from the snow-capped peaks of the Pyrenees to the arid steppes of the south, a land of immense historical heritage and landscapes of breathtaking beauty. Its capital, Zaragoza, is a vibrant city on the banks of the Ebro, guarded by the imposing Basilica del Pilar. The north is a paradise for mountain lovers, with the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park as its crown jewel. But Aragon is, above all, the cradle of Mudejar art, a unique style that fuses Christian and Islamic elements and which has been declared a World Heritage Site. It is also a land of legendary castles like Loarre, of towns that seem suspended in time like Albarracín, and of strong and tasty gastronomy, where Ternasco is king. Visiting Aragon is taking a journey through the history of Spain, discovering everything from the purest Romanesque to the genius of Goya.

**Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park

** The natural treasure of the Pyrenees. Take the classic route through the Ordesa Valley to the Cola de Caballo waterfall, or explore the impressive canyons of Añisclo and the gorges of Escuaín.

**Aragonese Pyrenees

** Enjoy the high mountains in the Benasque Valley, at the foot of Aneto (the highest peak in the Pyrenees), or ski in winter in the large resorts of **Formigal-Panticosa** and **Astún-Candanchú**.

**Stone Monastery

** A surprising place. A historic garden-park with a route that takes you through spectacular waterfalls, grottoes and lakes. The Cola de Caballo waterfall, with its 50 meters, is the most famous.

**Mallos de Riglos

** Be amazed by these gigantic geological conglomerate formations, vertical walls of up to 300 meters that are a paradise for climbers and a spectacle to behold.

Natural Parks

Naturaleza

Nature & Adventure

**Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park

** The natural treasure of the Pyrenees. Take the classic route through the Ordesa Valley to the Cola de Caballo waterfall, or explore the impressive canyons of Añisclo and the gorges of Escuaín.

**Aragonese Pyrenees

** Enjoy the high mountains in the Benasque Valley, at the foot of Aneto (the highest peak in the Pyrenees), or ski in winter in the large resorts of **Formigal-Panticosa** and **Astún-Candanchú**.

**Stone Monastery

** A surprising place. A historic garden-park with a route that takes you through spectacular waterfalls, grottoes and lakes. The Cola de Caballo waterfall, with its 50 meters, is the most famous.

**Mallos de Riglos

** Be amazed by these gigantic geological conglomerate formations, vertical walls of up to 300 meters that are a paradise for climbers and a spectacle to behold.

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Aragon has an extreme climate: very cold winters (especially in Teruel and the Pyrenees) and very hot summers (especially in Zaragoza and Monegros). The 'Cierzo' is a cold and strong wind very characteristic of Zaragoza. To explore the region in depth, especially its natural landscapes and towns, it is highly recommended to have a car.

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Best time
**Spring** and **Fall** are ideal for cultural and nature tourism in most of the region. **Summer** is perfect to enjoy the Pyrenees, but it can be very hot in the Ebro Valley and Zaragoza. **Winter** is ideal for snow sports in the Pyrenees, although the rest of the community can be very cold, especially Teruel.

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