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Jaca
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Jaca is a small town located in the Aragon valley, in Huesca province, North East Spain. |
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Accommodation
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Accommodation in Jaca, Spain, is a lot cheaper than most Northern European countries. |
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Canfranc Station
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Canfranc is a town located in the French border. |
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Abay
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Abay is a small town located in Jacetania, in the heart of valley of Aragón. |
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Asieso
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Asieso is a small relaxed town, located just a few kilometres North of Jaca. |
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Banaguás
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Located in the Jaca municipality, Banaguas is a picturesque little village. |
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Caniás
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Canias belongs to the Jaca municipality and is 79 km away from Huesca. |
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Guasillo
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Guasillo belongs to the Jaca municipality. |
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How to get here
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The city of Jaca is located in the River Ebro depression, right in the middle of a plateau ... |
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Santiago Route
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The Santiago Route is probably one of the most well known walking routes in Europe. |
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Activities
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This is a great place for outdoor sports, especially skiing. |
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Monuments & Churches
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Jaca is Nature, Jaca is Sports, Jaca is one of Aragon´s prized jewels, but above all, Jaca is ... |
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Restaurants
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The food here is delicious. |
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Festivals
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Holidays |
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Useful Numbers
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Here are some phone numbers that might be of good use during your vacation in Jaca. |
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Map of Jaca
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Map of Jaca |
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History
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Jaca is a city with a very dense history, that traces back centuries before Christ. |
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Leasure
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There are various activities that you can enjoy during your free time in Jaca. |
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A Stroll through the The Huescan Province
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The province of Huesca is located to the north of the Aragonian Community, between the provinces ... |
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Services
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Services |
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The food here is delicious. Although, often quite simple, portions tend to be bigger; perfect for those pursuing strenuous outdoor activities. Outdoor activities and sports as skiing, snowboarding, trekking or horse riding and fine cuisine go hand in hand in this part of the Pyrenees. Here you can try a wide variety of French or Spanish cuisine.
In general, there is a tendency towards the traditional dishes; strong, tasty recipes, based on the meat, milk and vegetable products of each region.
The restaurants in the Pyrenees serve numerous homegrown and international wines. In this region, the type of wine varies quite considerably depending on the area. A number of fine table wines are produced in the Basque country, whereas, on the Mediterranean cost, sweet aperitif wines are a good choice. |
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