3 towns across 3 provinces.
A medieval fortress town in the Aragonese Pyrenees, where a castle and Romanesque collegiate church rise above the confluence of two rivers on the route to the high mountain passes of Huesca.
A medieval fortress town in Teruel, Aragón, whose Moorish castle, intact city walls, and ochre-red rooftops trace a thousand years of contested rule above a river gorge.
A walled medieval town in Zaragoza province, its four Romanesque churches, 16th-century tunnel and 1639 monumental fountain marking it as one of Aragón's most historically layered stops.
