Aragon
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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.

Theme Parks

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**Dinopolis (Teruel)

** A large cultural, scientific and leisure park dedicated to dinosaurs. It combines a world-class paleontological museum with attractions, shows and a 3D cinema. A perfect plan to go with the family.

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**Zaragoza Aquarium

** One of the largest river aquariums in Europe. A journey along the Nile, Mekong, Amazon, Murray-Darling and, of course, the Ebro rivers.

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**Lacuniacha Faunistic Park (Pyrenees)

** A forest in the middle of nature where you can observe animals that live or lived in the Pyrenees (bears, wolves, lynxes, deer...) in semi-freedom.

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.

Parks and attractions

**Dinopolis (Teruel)
**Zaragoza Aquarium
**Lacuniacha Faunistic Park (Pyrenees)
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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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