Outside the traditional circuits, this trip combines a visit to the Pirgua del Sol, one of the archaeological treasures of the province, with a stay that keeps alive the tradition of the gaucho Salta. To do meet some interesting carriers in the city.

Valle de Lerma, in the Valle de Lerma, is the Vineyard, the charming village of old houses with galleries where, they say, the first vines were planted in the eighteenth century. Here the road is diverted Guachipas, 17 kilometers. Then at the height of the slope of Cebilar and The Lajar, a road climbs up to the eaves on the boards, should be careful because the signs can go unnoticed. We left the car and under a shining sun ascend a few meters walk to begin the exciting archaeological journey. (más…)

Andorra is synonymous with nature, which is why walking in the Principality has a natural infrastructure for lovers of this sport can take long walks, the pace they want to enjoy lovely scenery, especially around Sordeny Natural Park, while in winter, the star is skiing in Andorra. (más…)

Think not only of Spain, it’s just sun, sand and high-rise hotels. Spain has a land area, rich in history, unique landscapes and unparalleled beauty. One area that has its own individual attractions and is becoming a holiday destination in its own right. Welcome to the ‘Green Spain’. (más…)

Framed by the enormous heights surrounding the town of Torla is keeping has developed a rich history and unique heritage. Its old town, with medieval roots, and has come down to us in an excellent state of preservation, jewelry stores Alto aragoneses traditional architecture, as the house of the Viu, XIV century palace that holds this family, until recent decades one of the largest in the valley. (más…)

Nestled in the Pyrenees Navarro, Villa de Isaba is the northernmost population of the seven towns that make up the Roncal Valley. Isaba rises to an altitude of 809 meters, 94 kilometers far from Pamplona, bordered on the north by Bearne and Soule (France), on the east by Anso (Huesca), west to the Valle de Salazar with the Irati Forest and Aragon south. Near here is the Monastery of Leire, and Javier Castillo de Lumbier and Arbayún. (más…)

The city of Jaca is undoubtedly the capital of the Aragonese Pyrenees. Its history, its location and its importance population make it an important center of services and a first-class tourist capital. The old city is surrounded by modern housing estates that host thousands of tourists throughout the year.

The visit to the city should always start in the cathedral, a magnificent example of Romanesque. Jaca Cathedral began to be built in the eleventh century a few meters from the temple of San Pedro el Viejo, which is not retained but its structure under St. Peter’s Square studied by archaeologists a few years ago. In fact, the paving of the plaza reproduces the silhouette of the old Romanesque church. Its foundation is dated to the early tenth century, after the conquest of the city and its fortress. (más…)

It’s called the gorges gorges cut by rivers when run through the limestone rocks. The vertical walls have been carved by erosion, while the river is fit, over millions of years, resulting in these spectacular formations own pre-Pyrenean basin.  Within the gorges the elements combine to create special environments: vertical walls, shelves, slopes, stony, riverside. (más…)