Aragon consists of the provinces of Huesca, Zaragoza and Teruel, Mantin border with France in the area of the central Pyrenees. This community offers the tourist Spanish extraordinary landscapes full of contrasts, travel by their citizens is not only natural reserves are the refuge of many endangered birds, lakes and lagoons of singular beauty, from the glaciers. Through this autonomous community runs much of the mighty Ebro river is the second largest in Spain.

Aragon is one of the best places to practice adventure sports like climbing, mountaineering, winter sports like skiing and of course to enjoy the wonderful landscapes that nature gives us. The region is rich in medieval history, traces of cultures that settled in the Iberian Peninsula we tell the story of these people and show us the magneficiencia of these cultures.

Tourist attractions are many, their parties where expresses the folklore of the peoples, their simple craftsmanship and expert hands to shape both the elements to show their art.

The cuisine is proudly possess Aragonese exquisite dishes based on meat from hunting and fishing, olive oil ingredient produced in abundance in the region, vegetable gardens, hams of superb quality, thanks to cold weather and Aragon dry, delicious desserts and fine wines.

In the cities of Aragon we can see plenty of monuments that are part of its historical heritage, for example in Zaragoza many museums provide us with information from Roman and Muslim. Teruel is notable for its Mudejar style architecture product of Muslim rule, art that has been declared by UNESCO as world heritage by highlighting its beautiful cathedral towers, the churches of San Martin, San Pedro and El Salvador. Huesca offers tourists the best of nature close to the Pyrenees with its diverse landscapes and monuments of medieval times.

Aragon has a number of attractions for adventure tourism that can be practiced throughout the year, whether in winter or summer.

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