Ayerbe

Located alongside the Gallego River at 582 meters above sea level, Ayerbe extends across 63 square kilometers of dry terrain with scattered hills and pine forests.

Archaeological findings reveal Roman settlements in the area, leading to continuous development through medieval times when the town gained administrative importance in the region.

The town preserves its Aragonese identity through seasonal festivals, including the September celebration of Santa Leticia with processions and nightly firework displays.

Local facilities include a public library, municipal swimming pool, restaurants, hotels, and a tourist information center that operates during summer months.

The Palacio of the Marquesses, constructed in the 16th century, functions as a music school and received national monument status in 1931.

GPS coordinates: 42.27644,-0.68924

Latest update: March 5, 2025 16:44