This Spanish region contains medieval monasteries, castles, nature parks and geological formations. The provinces of Huesca, Zaragoza and Teruel feature Romanesque churches, Gothic bridges and Moorish architecture. The terrain includes canyons, caves, limestone formations and mountain ranges with hiking trails.
Zaragoza, Spain
The 13th century monastery stands in a park with waterfalls and caves.
Huesca, Spain
Medieval settlement on a rock overlooking the Vero Canyon with a 9th century castle.
Zaragoza, Spain
13th century city walls encircle this town with Mudéjar churches and a Renaissance college.
Teruel, Spain
This town features Gothic and Renaissance architecture with stone portals and a Baroque church.
Teruel, Spain
The village features a 12th century church with original Romanesque elements, surrounded by olive groves and mountains.
Zaragoza, Spain
Medieval village with stone streets, Gothic churches and the birthplace of King Ferdinand II of Aragon.
Teruel, Spain
The area features red sandstone rocks, pine forests and medieval buildings constructed from local stone.
Teruel, Spain
A mountain village at the entrance of the natural park with limestone cliffs, waterfalls and historical paper mills.
Zaragoza, Spain
The village sits in a valley between rock faces. The landscape consists of fields and gardens.
Huesca, Spain
The settlement contains several 16th century manor houses featuring typical Aragonese architecture.
Huesca, Spain
The medieval settlement retains its original stone walls and narrow streets from the 11th century.
Teruel, Spain
Known for its Gothic bridge and castle, it's a jewel of Renaissance architecture.
Huesca, Spain
A Romanesque fortress perched on a hill providing sweeping panoramas.
Teruel, Spain
The village produces traditional cheese following specific recipes using sheep milk, a practice maintained through centuries.
Teruel, Spain
The 13th century wall surrounds the town center with gates, towers and extends for 800 meters.
Castejón de Tornos, Teruel, Spain
This parish church features a rectangular bell tower with decorative brick and ceramic elements from the 16th century.
Huesca, Spain
The monastery was built under a rock outcrop in the 10th century and contains Romanesque frescoes and royal tombs.
Teruel, Spain
The medieval defense walls encircle the city on a hill and extend for several kilometers.
Huesca, Spain
20th century religious complex featuring a large Marian statue and a chapel overlooking the reservoir.
Teruel, Spain
Natural area containing prehistoric rock paintings and archaeological sites from different periods.
Teruel, Spain
Medieval fortress built on sandstone rock, with walls showing the same red coloring as the ground.
Teruel, Spain
This natural limestone cave system features mineral formations and underground galleries extending over 620 meters below the mountain surface.
Huesca, Spain
Metal walkways mounted on limestone walls allow visitors to traverse the Vero River canyon. The path extends 2 kilometers through the gorge.
Huesca, Spain
These vertical rock walls rise 300 meters high near the village of Riglos. The red conglomerate formations attract rock climbers year round.
Zaragoza, Spain
This baroque church from the 17th century spans 130 meters in length with four towers reaching 90 meters high. The interior contains painted domes.
Huesca, Spain
Ideal spot for canyoning, hiking, and bird-watching in an area renown for its ravines and cliffs.
Teruel, Spain
Unique geological formations revealing millions of years of Earth's history.
Huesca, Spain
A wildlife park where animals roam semi-freely in forested enclosures.
