2025 La Jacetania Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Pyrenees Adventure in Spain ~ Huesca (Region) Located in the Aragon Valley of the Pyrenees Mountains, you can reach the French-Spanish border (Somport) via the N-330 highway. It is 33 kilometers from Jaca and 115 kilometers from Huesca. Astún has an elevation range of 1,658 meters to 2,300 meters and features ski slopes of various levels. The resort town is situated at the foot of the ski slopes and offers comprehensive services. The round-trip cable car fare is €14, and it works very well. The facilities are modern, and the staff provides excellent service. The routes are all alpine landscapes, with many trails being relatively easy. The snow-covered valleys, nearby peaks, and surrounding lakes are indescribably beautiful. Every summit offers stunning scenery waiting for you to discover.

A Journey to the Pyrenees in Spain ~ Huesca (Region) The monastery consists of two buildings: the new monastery, built in the 17th century, features Baroque architecture, while the old monastery, constructed in the 10th century, showcases Romanesque style. Its origins trace back to a hermitage chapel built on the site of the 10th-century monastery. The first structure constructed was the Mozarabic-style lower chapel, consecrated in 920. In 1025, Sancho el Mayor of Navarre established a new center, leading to the construction of a new Romanesque church. The Church of Saint Victoria was built in the 15th century, and the monastery was rebuilt in the 17th century after a fire, adopting Baroque architecture during the reconstruction. However, the most remarkable feature that draws visitors is the stunning Romanesque cloister.

Spanish Pyrenees Hike ~ Huesca (Region) Its origins date back to the late Middle Ages as a passage to the valleys of Ainsa, Hecho and Ansó. This is a very beautiful and charming place worth visiting to enjoy the view to the bottom of Oroel. Designed and restored in the 1950s by architect Miguel Fisac, it facilitates communication between Jaca and the western Aragonese Pyrenees valley. The bridge dates back to the medieval period in the 15th century. #AprilDestinations2025 #SpainTravel #Aragon