Aragón, a land of contrasts and breathtaking landscapes, invites you to discover its essence through an exceptional route along its Paradores Nacionales and charming Hospederías. Staying in these unique establishments will allow you to immerse yourself in the region’s history,culture, and traditions, while enjoying unparalleled comfort and attention.
1. Parador de Alcañiz: A Medieval Dream in a Castle-Convent
Step back in time at the Parador de Alcañiz, located in an ancient castle-convent from the 12th and 13th centuries.Surrounded by a picture-postcard landscape, with the Guadalope River as the backdrop, this Parador will transport you to the Middle Ages. Enjoy its historic architecture, comfortable rooms, and traditional Aragonese cuisine.
Alcañiz: Discover this city full of history and culture. Its imposing castle, built in the 12th century, is one of the main attractions. Don’t miss the Fiestas de la Magdalena, in August.
2. Hospedería de Loarre: A Medieval Journey at the Foot of the Castle
At the foot of the Loarre Castle, the 16th-century Hospedería de Loarre offers you a journey to the Middle Ages. Savor Aragonese cuisine in its restaurant and explore the Aragonese Pyrenees.
3. Parador de Bielsa: Nature and Luxury at the Foot of Monte Perdido
In the heart of the Huesca Pyrenees, lies the Parador de Bielsa. Surrounded by lush green landscapes and snowy in winter, this Parador offers you breathtaking views. Enjoy outdoor activities and relax in its comfortable rooms and spa.
Bielsa: Located in the Bielsa Valley, this small village will captivate you with its mountains and nature. Ideal for hiking,climbing, and winter sports. Discover its rich cultural heritage.
4. Hospedería Monasterio de Rueda: Experience a Medieval Adventure with a Touch of Luxury
The Hospedería Monasterio de Rueda, located in an ancient Cistercian monastery from the 12th century, offers you rooms with views of the monastery, a restaurant with author cuisine, and is just an hour from Zaragoza.
5. Parador de Sos del Rey Católico: A Journey to the Past in a Medieval Village
Go back in time at the Parador de Sos del Rey Católico. Its historic architecture and cobbled streets will enchant you.Enjoy the tranquility of the village, stroll through its narrow streets, and savor the delicious Aragonese cuisine.
Sos del Rey Católico: Declared a Historic-Artistic Site, this medieval village will transport you to another era. Discover the birthplace of King Ferdinand the Catholic.
6. Hospedería Palacio de Allepuz: Be Amazed by Renaissance Architecture
The Hospedería Palacio de Allepuz, a renovated 16th-century palace, will surprise you with its Renaissance architecture.Enjoy rooms with suites, a restaurant, a cafeteria, a terrace with views, and just two hours from Valencia or Castellón.
7. Parador de Teruel: A Tribute to Mudejar in the City of Love
Inspired by Mudejar style, the Parador de Teruel welcomes you with an impressive façade. Discover the Mausoleum of the Lovers, the Cathedral, and the Mudejar towers, and enjoy the local cuisine in its restaurant.
Teruel: Known as the «city of love,» Teruel will captivate you with its rich cultural and historical heritage. Its old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is home to numerous Mudejar monuments.
8. Hospedería Iglesuela del Cid: Discover the Charm of an Ancient Palace
The Hospedería Iglesuela del Cid, an 18th-century palace, offers you rooms with every detail, a restaurant with traditional Aragonese cuisine, and an incomparable natural setting.
More than just accommodation:
Paradores and Hospederías de Aragón are not just hotels. They are unique experiences that will allow you to discover the cultural, historical, and natural wealth of the region. Enjoy its excellent cuisine, participate in cultural activities and special events, and relax in its first-class facilities.
Embark on a dream journey through Aragón and discover the magic of its Paradores and Hospederías.
