Huesca | A Castle Haven on the Pilgrimage Route 🏰✨

Huesca belongs to the Aragón region of Spain. The Camino de Aragón is a branch of the famous Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route, passing right through Huesca. This city boasts a rich cultural and natural heritage. Beyond its stunning castles, the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park 🏞️ is one of the most important nature reserves in the Pyrenees, known for its diverse wildlife and high ecological value. At the foot of the mountains, you’ll find the Parador de Bielsa (a state-run hotel chain), a cozy mountain retreat. The Pyrenees’ highest peaks and Europe’s southernmost glaciers are located in the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park, home to Aneto Peak (3,404m). ⛷️ Winter sports lovers can enjoy some of the best ski resorts in the region, including Astún, Candanchú, Cerler, Formigal, and Panticosa-Los Lagos. 🍽️ Local Delicacies Meat & sausages are classics here, especially Ternasco de Aragón (roast lamb with a protected designation of origin). Codfish is another must-try—don’t miss "Ajoarriero de Huesca", a delicious cod dish cooked with olive oil and garlic. The Somontano wine region 🍷 produces some of Spain’s finest wines. ℹ️ INFO ℹ️ 📍 Huesca, Spain 🚗 How to get there: Zaragoza → ~1h drive Barcelona → ~3h drive Madrid → ~3.5h drive Ready to explore this hidden gem? 🗺️✨ #Huesca #Pyrenees #SpainTravel