Ayerbe, Municipality in Hoya de Huesca, Spain.
Ayerbe is a municipality in the Hoya de Huesca region, situated along the Gallego River at 582 meters elevation. The territory spans about 63 square kilometers with dry hills, pine woodlands, and scattered settlements across the landscape.
Archaeological remains show the area was settled during Roman times, creating a foundation for continuous occupation. The place grew in administrative importance during the medieval period as local power structures developed.
The town expresses its Aragonese character through local architecture, traditional crafts, and the way people move through its streets and squares. September brings a major celebration for Santa Leticia with processions and fireworks that draw visitors from nearby areas.
The town offers a public library, swimming pool, restaurants, and hotels for visitors to use. A tourism office is available mainly during summer months to help with local information and travel planning.
The Palacio of the Marquesses was built in the 16th century and now operates as a music school within the town. The building received the status of national monument in 1931, marking its architectural value.
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