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CALATAYUD<\/h3>\n

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City of the province of Zaragoza, it holds the title of “Very noble, loyal, always august and most faithful city of Calatayud”.<\/h4>\n

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STONE MONASTERY<\/h3>\n

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The Natural Park of the Monasterio de Piedra, offers endless walks accompanied by caves and waterfalls with spectacular and unusual landscapes, during the different seasons of the year.<\/h4>\n

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SPAS<\/h3>\n

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Near Villa Pachita there are 6 spas, distributed among the municipalities of Jaraba, Alhama de Arag\u00f3n and Paracuellos de Jiloca.<\/h4>\n

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BILBILIS SITE<\/h3>\n

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Pre-Roman city of the 3rd century, located on the hill of B\u00e1mbola, in the town of Hu\u00e9rmeda, a few kilometers from Calatayud.<\/h4>\n

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MESA RIVER CANYON<\/h3>\n

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Declared of tourist interest in Aragon, spectacular canyon bathed by the Mesa River that runs between Calmarza and Jaraba.<\/h4>\n

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THE MUDEJAR ROUTE<\/h3>\n

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The Mudejar art of Calatayud has been declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco.<\/h4>\n

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THE GALLOCANTA LAGOON<\/h3>\n

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A natural reserve of Aragon, it is located between the regions of Campo de Borja and Jiloca. With a length of 7 km and a width of 2 km, it is the largest natural lagoon in the Iberian Peninsula.<\/h4>\n

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THE WAY OF THE CID<\/h3>\n

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Route of cultural tourist interest with a main historical protagonist, Rodrigo Diaz, hero and knight of medieval Spain.<\/h4>\n

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