zzaappedd Says: Very well organized museum. Explains the history and pre-history of spanish settlements. It was free of charge.
Las Torres.: Well worth coming to Spain for.
seagull69 Says: Beautiful interior built on two floors with fine wooden staircase. Excellent location for business or pleasure with exemplary service. Michellin star. Fine wines and cigars. Owned by two brothers with years of experience in the best restaurants in Spain. Fernando in the...
Jai-Alai. AKA. Peña Alegria Laurentina.: It doesn´t get much better than this!
seagull69 Says: Open every day as a "peña" (group of like minded people/social club) with a summer terrace and bar. Kids playground during the summer weekends. Few months go by without the "peña "organizing a concert, normally undercover but also outside if the weather and music are...
seagull69 Says: 18 months ago, with a grant from the council, a 1914 bus was lovingly restored and put to use as a site-seeing novelty. The bus leaves the Plaza Navara, in the centre of town, at 9am and ambles out to the more interesting villages where roman baths or castles can be seen,...
nelson96ev Says: Durante las fiestas de San Lorenzo (9-15 de agosto) uno de los actos mas interesantes es la actuación de los danzantes, que ejecutan una serie de bailes con palos y espadas mientras recorren las calles de la ciudad. Los danzantes son los descendientes de los hortelanos que...
seagull69 Says: Quite simple. Don´t buy Cds from the guys who set up on the street. The police here don´t tend to bother someone if they are not being a bother to others (even if it is illegal).so, the Cd saleman, knowing this sets up on the street what appear to be dirt cheap Cds and...
seagull69 Says: Pretty much anything really unless your going up the mountains in which case you shoul know what to take,and if not, don´t go. Out of town: good shoes/boots, something cool, something warm, waterproof for storms, although they are usually intense, they have a short...
nelson96ev Says: Se trata de un parque faunístico de montaña donde se hace un recorrido a pie que permite ver linces, ciervos, gamos, cabras montesas, bisontes, lobos otros animales autóctonos.
seagull69 Says: There is also a "Mail boxes etc" shop on Calle Camila Gracia. I asked today and they offered all you require. 15 mins internet at 1.27€ 1 hour at 2.70€. Printing at 0.08€ per sheet.
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Huesca, open all year round. - I actually live in Huesca, 75 kilometres north of Zaragoza in the pre-pirenees. Huesca has a population of 45,000 and is the capital of the province. Main subsistance is agriculture, services and very...
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I actually live in Huesca, 75 kilometres north of Zaragoza in the pre-pirenees. Huesca has a population of 45,000 and is the capital of the province. Main subsistance is agriculture, services and very...
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When I was only 1 month old I arrived to live in a little town in the Pirinees called GRAUS. I was living there for 3 years and since I left this place I try to go there at least once per year. It is...
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Head over to this city in Aragon if you want to experience some great food.
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