davidcross Says: There is no access for cars but there is a large single decker coach every 20 minutes from the large carpark below Torla village. This does not run during the winter but then cars are not banned.The bus stops on the way up at a National Park Exhibition Centre and you can get...
davidcross Says: This is an hostal but it seems just like a hotel and there is actually a one-star hostal attached but separate, just across the road.Everyone is very friendly but there was only one elderly lady speaking English so a bit of Spanish comes in handy.For anyone with severe...
davidcross Says: I have already done a bit about the Alto Aragón under accommodation but it certainly attracted people from the campsite and elsewhere as well as residents. I stayed three nights. Meals were not included but it never occurred to me to try anywhere else because the food was so...
davidcross Says: Although Aragón was once in a joint kingdom with Catalunya, nothing other than ordinary Castillian Spanish is spoken here.
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Although Aragón was once in a joint kingdom with Catalunya, nothing other than ordinary Castillian Spanish is spoken here.
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Torla - Gateway to Monte Perdido

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Gate to Parque Nacional de Ordesa y Monte PerdIdo

Although most of Torla's center was rebuilt after the Civil War, its buildings are in the area's typical architectural style. There are several outstanding mansion houses such as Olivan House or Viu...
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