Villarroya de los Pinares

A hill town in Teruel whose urban core has been declared a site of cultural interest, standing above the Mora valley in the mountains of Aragón.

A fortified hilltop town in Teruel's Maestrazgo region, Cantavieja preserves a medieval street plan, a porticoed main square, and a castle that changed hands repeatedly during Spain's brutal Carlist Wars.

A walled medieval town in the highlands of Teruel, its porticoed main street, intact gateways and UNESCO-listed rock art spanning thousands of years of continuous human presence.

One of Aragón's most intact medieval ensembles, Mirambel's complete circuit of walls, Renaissance palaces, and centuries-old streets earned it protected monument status as an entire urban quarter.

A walled hilltop town in Teruel with a Templar castle, a plateresque church, and a medieval gateway still standing, straddling the Camino del Cid in the high Maestrazgo of Aragón.

A castle-crowned medieval town in Teruel, Aragón, where a Gothic collegiate church with one of the widest single naves in all of Spain rises above walled streets and ancient gateways.

A small walled medieval town in Teruel, Aragón, its street plan shaped by a vanished castle and its skyline still marked by two convents built when fewer than 300 people called it home.

A walled medieval town on the Río Martín in Teruel, its Gothic-Mudéjar church, ancient gateways, and deep Aragonese history tied to the Order of Santiago make it one of the most distinctive stops in the region.

A walled hilltop town in Teruel whose intact medieval gateways, baroque convents, and noble palaces earned it the Europa Nostra prize and a place among Spain's most celebrated historic villages.

The UNESCO-listed capital of Teruel province, its skyline defined by four Mudéjar towers and the world's most important medieval timber ceiling, a city whose bull-and-star symbol traces back to its founding legend of 1171.