Discover Aragon with Caractère
Discover the region of Aragon, in northern Spain, where the rugged beauty of the Pyrenees merges with the historic charm of cities like Zaragoza and the cozy atmosphere of medieval villages like Albarracín.
What is Aragon known for?
In the north of Spain you will find the breathtaking Pyrenees, with sights like the majestic Monte Perdido and the historic city of Jaca with its imposing citadel. Aragon is a jewel full of Mudéjar architecture, a unique blend of Christian and Islamic influences. Here you will also find Roman remains and magnificent monuments such as the impressive El Pilar cathedral and the Moorish palace La Aljaferia from the 9th century. Don't forget to enjoy the delicious culinary traditions of the region.
Which areas are part of Aragon?
Aragon is a region with three provinces; Teruel, known for its UNESCO listed Mudejar architecture, Huesca, the gateway to the Pyrenees and the capital Zaragoza, Spain's fifth largest city with a rich history dating back to Roman times.
When is the best travel time for Aragon?
Aragon is a sunny region with a Mediterranean climate and little rain. In the north near the Pyrenees, it is slightly cooler. Summer can be hot, averaging 31 degrees, so we recommend traveling in May, June, September or October.
