Sabiñánigo

Located in the Alto Gállego region at 780 meters elevation, Sabiñánigo extends across 58,681 hectares of diverse terrain in northern Aragon.

The first written record of Sabiñánigo appeared in 1035 as Savignaneco, deriving from the Latin name Sabinianicu during the Roman Empire period.

The Municipal Art Hall presents regular exhibitions of photography and art, while the MUDDI museum maintains collections representing local heritage.

The municipality connects to multiple national roads and maintains a railway station linking Zaragoza to France through the Canfranc route.

The region, historically known as Serrablo, gave its residents the distinctive name 'serrableses' and features traditional architecture from various periods.

Location: Huesca Province

Capital city: Sabiñánigo (human settlement)

Elevation above the sea: 780 m

Shares border with: Caldearenas, Jaca, Villanúa, Canfranc, Sallent de Gállego, Biescas, Yebra de Basa, Fiscal, Boltaña, Bierge, Nueno

Website: http://sabinanigo.es

GPS coordinates: 42.51858,-0.36434

Latest update: May 27, 2025 08:42