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    Jaca

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    Jaca, once the first capital of Aragón, is picturesquely situated in the Pyrenees, combining rich history with mountain charm. Its distinctive landmark is the star-shaped 16th-century Citadel; a visit to which is highly recommended. The Cathedral of San Pedro, a Romanesque masterpiece, testifies to Jaca's role as an important stage on the Camino de Santiago. Explore its charming old town with its alleys and savor the local cuisine in traditional eateries. Jaca is an ideal base for hiking and winter sports in the surrounding mountains; for a relaxed exploration, it's best to visit the city in spring or autumn.
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    Sights in Jaca

    Diözesanmuseum Jaca

    Museum in Pl. San Pedro.
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    Ascensor Avda. Perimetral

    Attraction in Av. Perimetral.
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    Zitadelle von Jaca

    Museum in Av del Primer Viernes de Mayo.
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    Puente de San Miguel

    Attraction in Cam. Puente de San Miguel.
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    Torre del Reloj

    Attraction in Plaza de la Cadena.
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    Aínsa

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