Bus turístico

Loarre Castle and Bolea   Loarre Castle, the best preserved Romanesque fortress in Europe, sits 1,070 meters above an imposing limestone rock overlooking the Hoya de Huesca.

The escarpments of the Hoya de Huesca: Piracés, Sesa and Salillas   Along the cliffs, the town of Piracés presents a striking contrast of landscapes.

Kingdom of the Mallos: Ayerbe / Riglos   The village of Ayerbe is the traditional communications hub between the plains and mountains and home to important agricultural and livestock market. Here you can find the Santiago Ramon y Cajal Interpretation Centre.

Mediterranean Trilogy: Casbas and Ibieca   Between fields of olives, grapes vines and almonds groves, at the foothills of the Sierra de Guara, next to the Royal road linking Huesca to Barbastro stands the church of San Miguel de Gorges which is an important temple, declared a National Monument. Inside you can experience the Cistercian style in all its glory.

Valley of Belsué: Belsué and Nocito   On the northern slopes of the Natural Park of the Sierra de Guara are the Belsué and Nocito valleys, studded with small villages, some uninhabited, where time seems to have stood still.

Valle de la Peña, Rasal y Arguis

The Abadiado Route: The Castle of Montearagón and Vadiello.   The Castle of Montearagón, an important Christian stronghold, was erected by the Aragonese king Sancho Ramirez and had strategic importance for the reconquest of the city of Huesca, the first step in moving towards Zaragoza.