Parque Nacional de Ordesa y Monte Perdido

Dieses UNESCO-Welterbe in den Pyrenäen bietet spektakuläre Hochgebirgslandschaften mit tiefen Canyons, glasklaren Wasserfällen und einer reichen alpinen Flora und Fauna.

This impressive National Park in the Pyrenees offers spectacular mountain landscapes, pristine nature, and a variety of hiking and outdoor adventures.

Discover Aínsa, a breathtaking medieval fortress majestically perched on a hill in the heart of the Spanish Pyrenees. This historic-artistic gem transports you on an unforgettable journey through time with its cobblestone streets, the imposing castle, and the charming Plaza Mayor. Here, where history meets spectacular nature, you'll feel the spirit of bygone eras and the warm hospitality of the Aragon region.

Often called the "Heart of the Pyrenees", surrounded by the highest peaks of the mountain range, including Aneto, and a paradise for mountaineers and hikers.

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.