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Visit the monestary at San Juan de la Pena
trvlrtom Says: This medieval center of great historical significance is worth a visit for the inquisitive traveller. There is an especially interesting Romanesque cloister. The stone carvings are fascinating.
Belsaita Says: La Catedral de San Pedro (St. Peter's Cathedral) is a amazing building, taking into account its size, and its location in a remote valley of the Pyrenees. It was build from XI to XVII centuries, so you can find architectural and decorative characteristics from different...
Belsaita Says: Impressive!! You have to see it!!A great place for nature walks as well. See their website for detailed info (below)
gaston_febus Says: Wander around the old town and take in the architecture. Jaca is ancient and there are many different styles to see.
Try and get there for a festival
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Belsaita Says: "A nieu" means "the snow" in fabla, the local language. Other places we knew in town were full, so we stayed here by chance and... what a great finding! It's a very basic hotel, but centrally located, new, clean, comfortable beds, in suite bathroom... all for 48 € per nigh...
La Tasca de Ana: Aragon's Saviour
dazzlz Says: We’d spent a week in Spain. Zaragoza was a beautiful city, the Pyrenees were breath-taking, the hotels were lovely. Everything was as promised – everything except the food. Every bar we’d been to for tapas – sent willingly by the guide books – had a half-full bar, topped...
El Rincon de la Catedral: One of many good options
Belsaita Says: A great Tapas Bar in a excellent location, just in front of the Cathedral. Nice outdoor terrace (if weather permits) Many different local delicacies to taste as "Tapas" (small portions), for instance:- “Montaditos”: something yummy on top of a loaf of toasted bread. They...
Confiteria Echeto: A real danger for your waistline!
Belsaita Says: It’s worth to go to Confiteria Echeto if even just to see it: a fine shop from 1890!! However... I really doubt you can go there and resist to buy something. My favourite is the traditional cream-filled cake (“Jaqueses”). But there are so many delicious temptations!! You...
view of the pyrenees outside the city
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Wander around the old town and take in the architecture. Jaca is ancient and there are many different styles to see.
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Jaca is a good base point, as there are many possibilities for scenic daytrips around (San Juan de la Peña, valleys of Echo and Anso, Route of El Serrablo, Alquezar... just to name a few!). The...
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Jaca is well to the north of Aragon and an excellent centre for some fine Pyrennean destinations. I went there by bus from Canfranc on the French frontier and then went to Hecho and Anso for three...
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Our gliding club visited Jaca for the months of February and March to see what gliding there was to be had in the Pyrenees. Fantastic time was had by all. Lots of restaurants in town and some equally...
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