Mudejar Architecture of Aragon

A unique artistic style that fuses Islamic and Christian influences. It includes La Seo and the Aljafería in Zaragoza, and the towers and roof of the Cathedral of Teruel.

Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park

Declared for its natural value (landscapes and geology) and cultural value (traditional grazing landscape).

Caminos de Santiago de Compostela (French Way)

The Jacobean route crosses Aragon, entering through the port of Somport and passing through Jaca.

Rock Art of the Mediterranean Arc of the Iberian Peninsula

Several shelters and caves with prehistoric paintings in the province of Huesca are part of this complex.

Pilar Festival (Zaragoza)

The week of October 12.

The great festivals of the Aragonese capital. The central event is the **Offering of Flowers** to the Virgin of Pilar, one of the most crowded in the world. The city is filled with concerts, giants and big heads, and a great festive atmosphere.

The Weddings of Isabel de Segura (Teruel)

Third weekend of February.

Teruel travels to the Middle Ages to recreate the tragic story of its famous Lovers. Thousands of people in period dress, a large medieval market and theatrical performances throughout the city create a unique atmosphere.

Holy Week in Bajo Aragón (Drum and Drum Route)

Easter week.

World Heritage Site. In nine towns in Teruel, the silence of the processions is broken by the roar of thousands of drums and bass drums playing in unison. The 'Rompida de la Hora' in Calanda on Good Friday is especially overwhelming.

Southern Pyrenees Festival (Lanuza, Huesca)

July.

A prestigious international festival of world cultures, famous for its spectacular floating stage on the waters of the Lanuza reservoir, with the town and mountains in the background.