Departure from the established points making brief stops en route (lunch on behalf of the clients). Arrival at the hotel in the late afternoon, distribution of rooms, dinner and accommodation.
Breakfast. In the morning, excursion to the capital of Alto Aragon, Huesca, where we will enjoy its narrow streets and ancient walls, visiting the most emblematic monuments (tickets not included): the Cathedral (XIV-XV centuries), built on an ancient Mosque, the Church of San Pedro el Viejo or the modernist building of the Casino, leaving time to taste the famous migas a la pastora or some soups from Huesca. Lunch at the customer's expense. In the afternoon excursion to the heart of the Pyrenees, Jaca, where we will have time to enjoy the city where the Nobel Prize winner Ramón y Cajal was inspired to write about his life. Highlights include its 11th century Cathedral, the ancient Castle of San Pedro, known today as the Citadel. Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight.
Breakfast. In the morning, excursion to the city of Tarazona, rebuilt by the well-known mythological hero Hercules. We will have time to visit some of its most hidden places, such as the famous polygonal Bullring, the hanging houses of the Jewish Quarter or the Church of Santa Maria Magdalena, ending with a panoramic visit from the Mirador de San Prudencio. Return to the hotel for lunch. In the afternoon, excursion to Zaragoza with official guide, the capital of the Kingdom of Aragon during the Middle Ages, where highlights the famous Basilica del Pilar, from whose towers we can admire great views of the city and the Ebro River, the Lonja, the Museum of Tapestries, the Mirador del Batallador where is the Corner of Goya, the Aljafería Palace (where the Cortes of Aragon are held, are a minimum example of the richness of its heritage (tickets not included). Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight.
Half board accommodation with the possibility of an optional full day excursion to the Monastery of Piedra (entrance included), located in the Natural Park of the same name, an ancient fortress of defense against the Muslims and in times of the Reconquest. The monastery was built in the years of transition from Romanesque to Gothic. Clear example of Cistercian Gothic, sober, austere, simple and bright architecture. Lunch in a restaurant included. In the afternoon we will continue our tour to visit Calatayud, a town where the Arab, Jewish and Christian cultures coexist. It preserves the remains of five castles, among which stands out the Castillo Mayor or Plaza de Armas. In the historic center we can see the Mudejar towers, the collegiate church of Santa Maria and a host of Renaissance palaces. Also known for its wines, the door of Terrer with its fountain of the 8 spouts and the meson de la Dolores which houses an exhibition in which is the authentic trunk of the Piquer in addition to other antique pieces. Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight.
Breakfast and excursion to the city of Teruel with official guide, famous for its medieval history of the Lovers of Teruel, giving it a charm and intrigue to the town. Other interests are the Mudejar architecture, very characteristic throughout the city, highlighting the Cathedral Tower, San Salvador, San Pedro and San Martin, included in a Monumental Site declared World Heritage Site. Other places of interest are the Episcopal Palace, the Aqueduct, the Plaza del Torico or the City Hall. Lunch at a restaurant included. In the afternoon, excursion with official guide to Albarracín. Declared a National Monument in 1961 due to its unique heritage. It is a museum, where you can enjoy along its walls, the Arab Water Towers or the Tower of Doña Blanca, the Renaissance facade of the Episcopal Palace, the mansions and convents. Strolling through the steep streets we will arrive at the Plaza Mayor where the Town Hall is located, from where we will have a great view of the Guadalaviar River. Return to the hotel, dinner and lodging.
Half board accommodation with the possibility of an optional full day excursion with lunch in a restaurant to Daroca, a walled town with numerous Romanesque and Mudejar monuments that give us an idea of its importance in the Middle Ages. Proof of this are the gates that give access to the city through its walls, the Collegiate Church of Santa Maria, Casa de los Luna and numerous churches dotted throughout its historic center. In the afternoon half-day excursion to Fuentedetodos, the Fuente Vieja, which is the one that gave its name to the village ("the source of all"), built in medieval times by digging an artificial cave in the rock where the spring had been located. Its Gothic door has been recently recovered and the remains of the medieval castle called "la Obra de los Moros", as well as the ruins of the old fortress of the XIII century, typologically related to the Castle of Sábada. We will visit the birthplace of Goya, Museum of Engraving (tickets included). Continue to the village of Belchite, visiting its ruins (Old Town) consequence of the "Battle of Belchite" during the Spanish Civil War in 1937. Return to the hotel, dinner and overnight.
Breakfast at the hotel and departure at 5:00 a.m. (unless otherwise indicated by the assistant at destination) to the point of origin. Brief stops en route (lunch on behalf of the clients). Arrival and end of our services.
