Huesca · Aragón
Broto
- Province
- Huesca
- Status
- Conjunto Histórico
- Population
- 533
- Elevation
- 905 m
Broto is a heritage town in the province of Huesca, Aragón, Spain. Population 533 (2013), elevation 905m.
Key facts
- Province
- Huesca
- Heritage status
- Conjunto Histórico
- Population
- 533 (2013)
- Elevation
- 905 m
Where to eat in Broto
Ratings & restaurant data from Google.
Traditional food & drink in Aragón
- Ternasco
- — Slow-roasted young Aragonese lamb, one of Spain's protected regional meats.
- Migas
- — Fried breadcrumbs cooked with chorizo, bacon and grapes — shepherd's food turned delicacy.
- Jamón de Teruel
- — Spain's first ham to earn a Denominación de Origen, cured in the cold, dry mountain air.
- Melocotón de Calanda
- — Large, sweet bagged peaches from the Bajo Aragón — a protected autumn speciality.
- Longaniza
- — A long, lightly spiced pork sausage eaten fresh or cured across Aragón.
Watch: Jamón de Teruel
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Location
Quick answers
Why is Broto a heritage town?▾
Broto is officially designated a Conjunto Histórico — Spain's national protection for historic town ensembles (Conjuntos Históricos).
What is the traditional food in Aragón?▾
Aragón is known for Ternasco, Migas, Jamón de Teruel and Melocotón de Calanda. You'll find these regional specialities in and around Broto.
Which heritage towns are near Broto?▾
Nearby heritage towns include Boltaña, Aínsa, Jaca and Alquézar.
Where is Broto?▾
Broto lies in the provincia de Huesca comarca, in the province of Huesca, Aragón, Spain.
How big is Broto?▾
Broto has a population of about 533 (2013), and sits at 905 m above sea level.
Nearby heritage towns
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Last updated 11 July 2026.