This stop was part of our Spanish cooking and hiking holiday with Argon Active. The entire medieval town is interesting. The picture of the wall is to show the ancient river bed that the town is built on. It looks like you can pull out the rocks but you can't.

Magical place, it's like going back in time.

Hidden above the modern town, the medieval heart sits on a hill and is a fantastic place to visit. There is a car park for those who don't have the stamina to walk. The main square has a few restaurants, cafes and tourist gift shops tucked away in the archways. Next to the square there is a small park and the remains of a fortress which offers great views over the old town and the mountains. You can easily spend a couple of hours here.

Its a very nice town, with lovely streets. You can walk around and enjoy the view of this charming town. You have a few souvenir shops and a square with restaurants as well. I would also recommend going to the eco museum nearby about the bearded vultures nearby

Stunning place would have liked to spend more time here especially if we stayed in one of the nice looking hotel's.

Quite nice plaza mayor. Requires a little walking, and not very wheelchair or highheels friendly due to the cobbles.. Has some interesting shops. The restaurants in the plaza are fairly well priced and have a half decent selection of food. The castle at the end is worth walking around for some photo opportunities.

Beautiful old Town. The castle is nearby for a great photo from the top. The town isn't large so easy to see it all in a few hours. Great bars around and good food.

Great! I recommend 100%. Great professionals and dedicated with passion for the species conservation. I recommend the visit to the vulture feeding point. Great biologists will give you a talk about how they live and how they work with the human community in the area for the conservation of these amazing birds

The staff here were so lovely (visited 28th May) - thank you! The museum had most information shown in English and Spanish, and we really enjoyed our visit. Super informative, really well thought out displays and we learnt a lot - it was bigger than we expected and well worth the 5 euro entry charge. Would highly recommend to anyone walking in the area - this will teach you so much about the wildlife of the Pyrenees. Seeing the vultures they have was a highlight! I don't personally visit zoos because I'm not keen on animals that should be wild being in captivity, but these are here because of former injuries that mean they can't be released. There's also an EV charger in the carpark, FYI!

Excellent little museum with three sections: live rescued birds of prey, a nature film shot the area and detrimental effects of climate change and mankind, and a 3-floor exhibit of fauna and flora at different levels of the Pyrenees (including sounds).

A great way to know more about "quebrantahuesos" and the flora and fauna found in the area. The tickets are inexpensive (5€) and the visit takes around 45 minutes. Totally worth visiting (with or without) children.

A must visit if you have any interest in birds and wildlife. I bought an identification book on Spanish birds and a lammergeier t-shirt. We took the 4euro tour through the museum and saw the good work they do caring for injured wildlife. Really great service from the woman at the desk. Highly recommend

Really good museum, opportunity to learn about the rare bearded vulture and the environmental challenges they face, also to meet some real birds of prey. Very good displays and only 5 euros entry.

A must if you comp up to old Ainsa. Fascinating museum dedicated to nature and conservation. Ascend the stairs through the mountain habitats. Also house some injured raptors, including bearded vultures.

Great 'real' 4x4 trip from Ainsa up into the mountains to the top of the Cinca valley, well above the tree line and tarmac. From the refuge at the highest point of the trip we were looking across at melting glacial snow feeding multiple large waterfalls that feed that river. Guide Lauda is a chatty humorous guide and she provided a very good insight into the geology and fauna found in the high Pyrenese. The Spanish side of Pyrenees is outstanding with lots of intertwined deep river valleys with deep gorges. This region is a real outdoor activities mega zone. Not many Brits seem to have discovered the area. Maybe because not much promotion is done in English?

Stunning view point and well worth the hour and a half steep climb up from the valley floor. The beginning of a fabulous hike in the beautiful Ordessa valley.

The way up is demanding, but worth to!

Last view downhill from mirador

(Translated by Google) Incredible route through the Ordesa Viewpoints, a spectacular day with breathtaking views! A very nice guide (Victor) explained the route to us brilliantly. (Original) Ruta increíble de los Miradores de Ordesa, un día espectacular con unas vistas impresionantes !!!! Un guia ( Víctor) muy majo y nos ha explicado genial la ruta

(Translated by Google) Fantastic tour of the Ordesa National Park. The group was small, just six people, which made the experience even better. Our guide, Laura, gave us all kinds of information about the area and historical anecdotes. A 10/10. Highly recommended! (Original) Fantástica ruta por los oradores de Ordesa. Grupo reducido de 6 personas lo cual hace que la experiencia sea mejor.Nuestra guía Laura, nos dió todo tipo de datos del entorno y anécdotas históricas de la zona. Un 10/10. Totalmente recomendable!!

(Translated by Google) The experience was very enriching. The guide is a true professional and knows the place like the back of her hand. She explained everything in great detail. We were delighted, and the time flew by. Highly recommended. (Original) Fue muy enriquecedora la experiencia, la guía es toda una profesional y conoce el lugar como la palma de su mano. Nos explicó todo con mucho detalle. Estuvimos encantados y se nos pasó el tiempo volando. Totalmente aconsejable.

Medieval village, river, castle walls to walk, little shops and food - what's there not to like

What an amazing place! Beautiful historic village. Lots closed due to off season, but a must see if in the area.

My favorite hotel in Andorra La Vella. A great central location with parking.

A very nice little town with character. A must see

Nice little town, pretty central for doing adventurous activities.

Very nice Medieval town with slate-roof stone houses, castle grounds, Romanesque church, town wall with various gate access...located on a hill at the confluence of two rivers. From the town you are able to walk on several footpaths across the countryside. It is quite touristic and has plenty of bars, restaurants and shops of all sorts, though keeping it warm and friendly, not too busy. Scenery is great with views of the nearby Pyrenees.

Lovely place with an old medieval town

Closed. Good location and cycle route up to it.

(Translated by Google) Monument full of history located in a paradisiacal location, at mid-height on the slopes of the Peña Montañesa. Building unattractive due to time and history but which fortunately they have endeavored to restore a minimum of its former splendor. The access road is narrow and full of curves, but it is in very good condition and well signposted. The visit, as it is necessarily guided, is enjoyable and instructive. It is essential to check the schedules, which change according to the season, because otherwise you can end up with a good portion of wasted kilometers. The vicissitudes that the monastery has gone through over the centuries are surprising. Recommended for those of us who love mountains and art. (Original) Monumento cargado de historia ubicado en un paraje paradisíaco, a media altura en la falda de la Peña Montañesa. Edificio poco agraciado por el tiempo y la historia pero al que afortunadamente se han empeñado en devolverle un mínimo de su anterior esplendor. La carretera de acceso es estrecha y llena de curvas, pero está en muy buen estado y bien señalizada. La visita, al ser necesariamente guiada, resulta amena e instructiva. Imprescindible comprobar los horarios, cambiantes segun temporada, porque de lo contrario puedes llevarte una buena ración de kilómetros en balde. Sorprende las vicisitudes por las que ha pasado el monasterio a lo largo de los siglos. Recomendable para quienes amamos la montaña y el arte.

(Translated by Google) Its origins date back to the 5th century (note: 5 with a V), when the hermitage of San Martín de Asán was ruled by the holy Abbot Victorián, during the reign of the Visigoth Gesalaico (485-511). Antonio García Omedes writes on his website about Aragonese Romanesque: “San Victorián, at the head of the Sobrarbe, at the foot of the Sierra Ferrera, overlooking the region of L'Ainsa and the La Fueva valley, was to Sobrarbe what San Juan de la Peña was to Jacetania. With the Cluniac reform of Sancho Ramírez in 1071, it, like the Pinatense monastery, came under the direct protection of the Holy See. Its decline began in 1571, when its revenues were applied, by order of Pope Pius V, to the endowment of the new diocese of Barbastro. The confiscation of church property by Mendizabal in 1835 was its final blow.” After many years of being half-abandoned by public authorities, the Government of Aragon has been restoring it in several phases over recent years, and today the church and adjacent rooms, the crypt, and the cloister are open to visitors. There is even a schedule of guided tours and cultural activities in the summer. A visit is highly recommended, not only for the monastery itself, but also for its magnificent setting at the foot of the Sierra Ferrera. [Reissued July 6, 2025] It is a joy to see new areas restored and accessible, open to the public, with each visit. What a joy to enter the cloister and climb the tower. (Original) Sus antecedentes se remontan al siglo V (atención, V, con uve), cuando el eremitorio de San Martín de Asán era regido por el santo Abad Victorián, durante el reinado del visigodo Gesalaico (485-511). Escribe Antonio García Omedes en su sitio web sobre el románico aragonés: “San Victorián, en la cabecera del Sobrarbe, a las faldas de Sierra Ferrera, dando vista a la comarca de L´Ainsa y del valle de La Fueva, fue al Sobrarbe lo que San Juan de la Peña a la Jacetania. Con la reforma Cluniacense de Sancho Ramírez en 1071, quedó al igual que el monasterio pinatense, bajo la protección directa de la Santa Sede. Su declive comenzó en 1571, al ser aplicadas sus rentas, por decisión del Pontífice Pio V, a la dotación de la nueva diócesis de Barbastro. La desamortización de Mendizabal, en 1835 fue su puntilla.” Tras muchos años medio abandonado por las administraciones públicas, el Gobierno de Aragón lo ha venido restaurando en varias fases en los últimos años y hoy por hoy son visitables la iglesia y salas adyacentes, la cripta y el claustro. Incluso hay calendario de visitas guiadas, y actividades culturales en verano. Muy recomendable la visita, no sólo por el monasterio en sí, sino también por su magnífico entorno, a los pies de la Sierra Ferrera. [Reeditado el 6 de julio de 2025] Es una alegría que en cada visita veo nuevas zonas recuperadas y accesibles, visitables por el público. Qué gozada, meterse en el claustro y subir a la torre.

(Translated by Google) The place is absolutely spectacular. The Monastery was closed, and we couldn't see the interior since it wasn't a visiting day. The road accessing it from El Pueyo de Araguas is tricky, but the views from the Monastery are worth the effort. (Original) El lugar es absolutamente espectacular, el Monasterio estaba cerrado y no pudimos ver el interior ya que no era día de visita. La carretera accediendo desde El Pueyo de Araguas es complicada, pero merece la pena el esfuerzo por las vistas desde el Monasterio.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful location at an altitude of 1111 meters, breathtaking views and views. You have to be able to steer and shift gears well to get there, because about a third of the twelve kilometer long, very winding mountain road is well equipped with potholes (other than potholes), which you really have to avoid if you don't want to have to call the Emergency Center. Visit Monasterio? Come on Sundays!! (Original) Prachtige ligging op 1111 meter hoogte, adembenemende uit- en vergezichten. Je moet goed kunnen sturen en schakelen om er te komen, want ongeveer een derde van de twaalf kilometer lange, zeer bochtige bergweg is ruim voorzien van gaten(niet zijnde kuilen), die je echt moet ontwijken, wil je niet de Alarmcentrale hoeven bellen. Monasterio bezoeken? Kom op zondagen!!

(Translated by Google) A magnificent monastery, mostly in ruins, although it's being restored little by little. Lost in the mountains, next to the mountain crag, it must have been important at one time. Now, to get there, you have to navigate narrow, winding paths. Be careful! Check visiting hours, as they are very limited. The surroundings are very isolated, and there aren't many restaurants in the nearby villages. The scenery is worth the visit. (Original) Pedazo monasterio, mayormente en ruinas, aunque lo van restaurando poco a poco. Perdido en la montaña, junto a la peña montañesa, debió ser importante en su momento. Ahora para llegar hay que adentrarse por pistas estrechas y con curvas. Alerta pues. Consultar horarios de visita pues son muy limitados. El entorno es muy solitario y en los pueblos cercanos no hay mucha restauración. El paisaje vale la pena.

(Translated by Google) We visited the monastery outside of visiting hours, so we weren't able to go inside. The drive from Aínsa alone is worth the trip, and the views from there are spectacular. (Original) Visitamos el monasterio fuera de horario de visitas, por lo que no pudimos entrar y ver el interior. Solo el paseo en coche desde Aínsa ya merece la pena y las vistas desde allí son espectaculares.

We wanted to have lunch on Sunday. The one and only waiter was super busy, so we waited 5 minutes to be seated (there were empty tables though), but as he did not talk to us, we sat down and took a menu from the desk. The waiter came after another 5 minutes, angry and shouting at us how dare did we sit down and took the menu. So we got up straight away. Rude and unprofessional service.

Slow, unprofessional service, writing this review while waiting for the second course, already for 20 minutes. Rissotto made with the wrong rice type, served cold meat. We had to eat with our coats on coz the door was open and they told us if they turn the heating on the electricity shuts down. Menu price is 16€, I would not repeat, not really worth it.

Food ok and well presented, but small plates and Very slow service. We were hungry after finished and wait for long to be served, to get our plates removed and to get the bill.

Very poorly prepared food - meats are so dry, creme broule not well cooked either though the waiter was lovely

Terrible

Bad service in a nice plaza!!!

Lousy service

Very good food. First we had ham ibetico of blackfooted pork. After. My daughter had froglegs, I had duck with raspberry sauce, my husband had a chuleton. For dessert I haft chocolate truffle and my daughter an ice-cream of turrón. All in all a very good experience. Food was very good. The place magnificent, especially when the night came.

Great service, great food. Friendly personnel, even though our Spanish is not good. Good sangria.

Amazing food and service. Located under the porches built centuries ago, providing natural fresh temperatures even in the middle of a heatwave. I recommend it blindly to anyone in the area. And leave room for the desserts! (All of them home made, obviously).

Although we had a nice evening, we feel scammed when walking away. Prices ex VAT on a menu are illegal. For the price you pay here for a main dish you would expect it to be an excellent dish. The meat we got tasted well, but besides the meat the plates were almost empty. For these prices, the food and service was so-so. Go to the neighbours at the other side of the square if you don’t want to get ripped off. Double the amount of food/drinks for half the price.

Food and presentation are just so-so, service is so-so and price is considered expensive compared to other restaurants in Ainsa. We ordered their specialty lamb chop and another meat stew dish. Both are very gamey for our liking. The only plus point is the ambience due to its location.

Worst soup. Do not get the Shepard's soup. It's disgusting. Overpriced. Do not recommend. edit : I seem to have angered the owner with my opinion of their horrible soup. I am sure that my small opinion will not damage their "gran prestigio". (I am taking a star because they brought my nationality into this, which has no relevance) The rest of my friends did not mind their food, so if you want to enjoy a tourist trap, with high prices, this is the place for you

The beef dishes were of good quality. But the poultry was dry and disappointing. The “local cheese selection” was four pieces of the same cheese and reflects a general lack of inspiration. At these prices it cannot be recommended.

We couldn’t fault this place. We stayed in Aínsa for three nights and ate here every night with a new dish every night . Too many meal standouts, from the tacos, to the asparagus, to the tapas assortment and to the chicken. High quality ingredients, filling and tasty. The Waitress was lovely and was impressive watching her attend to so many patrons each of our evenings. The White House wine was excellent and the bar had a wonderful, wholesome atmosphere each evening we were there.

Lovely family ran tapas bar, had a great seafood salad and croquettas

Food and drinks (coffee or alcohol) all great. Relaxed with fun music. Culmination of why Spanish bars are so great. Came to the town for the biking, stayed for this kind of atmosphere.

Tasty food, friendly staff, nice music and good prices. We loved it, I absolutely recommend it!

Nice bar. Friendly staff.

Great little local bar... Liveliest place in town.

Great place with very tasty tapas

We decided to try another tapas restaurant and this one is close to where we stay and located in the center of the old city. It was busy hour so staff were in a bit of panic mode. Inside also does not look that clean. However! The food is just amazing. We were surprised by the quality of local lamb grill, and other tapas like cuttlefish and local sausages are all very delicious. Fried squid rings are average. And they have the best fries we have tried so far. (From Netherlands where fries are quite good) Recommend!

Great sitting at the rear of the restaurant under the trees looking out over the valley and to the mountains. Service was good and food was ok. Try it and make your own mind up

Good food, very nice setting. However, the older waiter (probably owner), was very rude. He only came to us at the end to bring us the check, not even looking at us in the eyes. He just handed us the bill, showed us the card reader, and said « pin » to indicate we had to fill in the card pin. After that was done, he just went away, not looking us in the eyes for 1 second, not saying a word. I know you are busy, but you are still serving customers, and saying « thank you, good bye » does not seem like that big of an ask.

We went twice to this place during our holiday in Ainsa, great tapas and raciones and when you reserve you sit nicely under the trees at the back of tge restaurant.

So good we went back the next day! Definitely caters to tourists, but the food is fantastic, and great for the price. Impressively trilingual staff (English/French/Spanish). We loved the lamb shank bao, the mini burgers, and the grilled graus sausage.

I wanted to have dinner with family and friends. The lousy welcome ruined everything!!! We left after 4 tapas! I spent too much money in there already…. And I speak fluently Spanish…

I had the lamb and it was great. The service was fast even though the place was very busy. Also a same location where you can go for a walk afterwards.

It's a nice short and easy hike in a very peaceful place. The pools are connected by little waterslides made by nature. The narrow road to get here is covered by asphalt, so it's relatively easy to get here

Fantastic pools after a nice walk. Continue to the next part of the trail to the waterfalls about an hour further along.

Short hike , 10 min. Beautiful view but was very dry, cannot go swimming. Saw a baby cow on our path.

Beautiful place with a limestone cascade. The stream is very small in summer months but still enough for a quick bath at the beginning of July.

It's quite a drive towards this dead-end road. The path is easily accessible (even doe small children). Must be a really nice place in summer, we visited in spring. There are 1,5 and 2.5 hour trials, but after 30 minutes you already see the 'pozas' (little lakes). It's nice and if you have time, you should visit it. It's not a must-see in my opinion.

Really nice place to visit for a picnic and swim, but unfortunately i visited it in August and it was nearly dry. Otherwise i can imagine with flowing waters it would a fantastic place to spend an afternoon. The rocky foundation and natural pools are really nice. The GPS will lead you directly there. When you stop the care at the side of the road you will need to hike for about 15 minutes, which is a very comfortable hike. Visit early spring to enjoy the full effect of higher water levels.

There was no water when we were there a week ago.

(Translated by Google) Abandoned village on top of a mountain. (Original) Village abandonné au sommet d'une montagne.

(Translated by Google) What stands out most in Morcat is the large tower of the church of Santa María, from the end of the 11th century and in Romanesque style. It is in a very poor state of conservation. (Original) Lo que más destaca en Morcat es la gran torre de la iglesia de Santa María, de finales del siglo XI y de estilo románico. Se encuentra en muy mal estado de conservación.

(Translated by Google) Walk of about 2.5 km from the road. Incredible mountain landscapes (Original) Caminata de unos 2,5 km desde la carretera. Paisajes increíbles de las montañas

(Translated by Google) Abandoned church / village. Nice to have a look around. (Original) Verlaten kerk / dorpje. Leuk om eens rond te neuzen.

(Translated by Google) Incredible view and incredible place (Original) Increíble vista e increíble lugar

(Translated by Google) Great (Original) Estupendo

(Translated by Google) Aínsa is one of the most beautiful towns you can visit in the area (and I'd say in the country, without exaggeration). You'll easily spot the fortress, which also has a parking lot next to it. At the top of its walls, admire the surrounding valleys and mountains from its viewing points, feel the wind on your face, enjoy nature, and walk along the wall like a king. This free attraction won't take long. Take a walk to see the views and also the details of the wall. Take your influencer photo and stop by the bathroom to relieve yourself before getting in the car. (Original) Aínsa es uno de los pueblos más bonitos que puedes visitar en la zona (y yo diría del país, sin exagerar). Fácilmente verás la fortaleza, que además tiene un parking al lado. En lo alto de su muralla, divisa en sus miradores los valles y las montañas alrededor, siente el viento en tu cara, disfruta de la naturaleza y camina por la muralla como si fueras un rey. Atracción gratuita y que no te llevará mucho tiempo, date una vuelta para ver las vistas y también alrededor los detalles de la muralla. Hazte tu foto de influencer y pasa por el baño para evacuar antes de coger el coche.

(Translated by Google) A Romanesque-style defensive enclosure, built on Arab remains in the 11th century, the original site underwent several changes over the centuries. The interior of the walls is reinforced with semicircular arches, clearly Romanesque in style, despite dating from the 17th century. These supported the promenade along the wall, or the guard's patrol path. The oldest part of the Castle Fortress is the Keep, which currently houses the Eco-Museum Visitor Center. The town's inhabitants took refuge within its walled enclosure in case of danger. Declared a Site of Cultural Interest since 1931. (Original) Recinto defensivo de estilo románico, construido sobre restos árabes en el siglo XI, el original emplazamiento sufrió diversos cambios a lo largo de los siglos. El interior de los muros está reforzado con arcos de medio punto, de claro estilo románico, pese a datar del siglo XVII. Estos sostenían el paseo sobre la muralla o camino de ronda de la guardia. La parte más antigua del Castillo Fortaleza es la Torre del Homenaje, actualmente alberga el Eco Museo Centro de Visitantes. En su recinto amurallado se refugiaban los habitantes de la villa en caso de peligro. Considerado Bien de Interés Cultural desde 1931.

(Translated by Google) We were on our second day of our motorcycle trip, following the Trans-Pyrenees Route, and we stopped in this beautiful and spectacular medieval town of Aínsa, located in the Huesca Pyrenees, in the Sobrarbe region, south of the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park. It sits on a promontory above the confluence of the Cinca and Ara rivers and is made up primarily of two almost parallel streets, Calle Mayor and Calle Santa Cruz, which flow into the Plaza Mayor. Further west, the Castle appears, extending across a wide esplanade. This Castle-Fortress of Aínsa is located at the western end of the Plaza Mayor. Its oldest part is the Torre del Homenaje (Keep Tower), built on Moorish remains in the 11th century and surrounded by a walled enclosure where the town's inhabitants took refuge in case of danger. The original enclosure underwent various changes over the centuries, and the fortress's current appearance reflects the fortification policy of Philip II (17th century) and follows the same principles as the Citadel of Jaca. To build it, some 70 houses on the western edge of the town were demolished. Inside, the walls are reinforced by high arcades with semicircular arches, clearly Romanesque in style despite dating from the 17th century, whose function is to support the Paseo (or Coastal Path). The only gate leads to the Plaza Mayor, which until not many years ago was preceded by a moat, now filled in, and crossed by a drawbridge. A visit to this castle is highly recommended, as is the spectacular medieval town of Aínsa, which is also deservedly included on the List of the Most Beautiful Villages in Spain. (Original) Estábamos en nuestro segundo día de viaje en moto, realizando la Ruta Transpirenaica, y paramos en esta bonita y espectacular población medieval de Aínsa, situada en el Pirineo de Huesca, en la comarca de Sobrarbe, al sur del Parque Nacional de Ordesa y Monte Perdido. Se emplaza en un promontorio sobre la confluencia de los ríos Cinca y Ara, y está formada principalmente por dos calles casi paralelas, la calle Mayor y la calle Santa Cruz que desembocan en la Plaza Mayor. A continuación, en dirección oeste, aparece el Castillo que se extiende por una amplia explanada. Este Castillo Fortaleza de Aínsa, está situado en el extremo oeste de la Plaza Mayor, siendo su parte más antigua la Torre del Homenaje, construida sobre restos árabes en el siglo XI y rodeada de un recinto amurallado donde se refugiaban los habitantes de la villa en caso de peligro. El primitivo recinto fue sufriendo diversos cambios a lo largo de los siglos y el aspecto actual de la fortaleza responde a la política de fortificación de Felipe II (siglo XVII) y sigue los mismos criterios que la Ciudadela de Jaca. Para construirlo se derribaron unas 70 casas del extremo occidental del pueblo. En el interior los muros están reforzados por arquerías elevadas con arcos de ½ punto, de evidente sabor románico a pesar de datar del siglo XVII y cuya función es la de sostener el Paseo o Camino de Ronda. La única puerta da a la Plaza Mayor, que hasta no hace muchos años estaba precedida por un foso, ahora cegado, que se salvaba mediante el correspondiente puente levadizo. Recomendable visitar este castillo, así como visitar esta espectacular localidad medieval de Aínsa, que además está incluida en la Lista de los Pueblos más Bonitos de España, y además con todo merecimiento.

(Translated by Google) Remains of the castle with a keep that is a museum of Pinenaic Fauna that costs €5. We didn't see it. You can climb the wall and from there see the parade ground and a viewpoint or balcony with the most important views. (Original) Restos del castillo con torre del homenaje que es un museo de la Fauna Pinenaica que cuesta 5€. No lo vimos. Puedes subir a la muralla y desde allí ver el patio de armas y un mirador o balcón con las vistas más importantes.

(Translated by Google) Remains of Aínsa Castle, from which you can enjoy wonderful views of the Cinca Valley and the Pyrenees, as well as the town's main square. The Pyrenean Fauna Museum is located in the keep. Access to the castle is free from the parking lot. (Original) Restos del Castillo de Aínsa, en el que se pueden contemplar estupendas vistas del valle del Cinca y de los Pirineos, así como de la Plaza Mayor de la propia villa. En la torre del homenaje está el museo de Fauna Pirenaica. Al castillo se acerca de forma gratuita desde el parking.

(Translated by Google) The Aínsa castle is almost attached to the town, separated by the Plaza del Castillo, which currently serves as a parking lot. The oldest part is the Torre del Homenaje, built on Arab remains from the 16th century. XI. Later, the enclosure was closed, with high walls (up to 14 m), with a walkway and two viewpoints or balconies, that of the Villa and that of the Pyrenees. Wheelchair accessible (except, obviously, the roundabout) Free access to the castle, which is open all day. (Original) El castillo de Aínsa está casi pegado a la villa, separado por la Plaza del Castillo, que actualmente sirve de parking. La parte más antigua es la Torre del Homenaje, construida sobre restos árabes del s. XI. Más tarde se cerró el recinto, de altos muros (hasta 14 m), con un paso de ronda y dos miradores o balcones, el de la Villa y el de los Pirineos. Accesible para silla de ruedas (salvo, obviamente, el paso de ronda) Acceso gratuito al castillo, que está abierto todo el dia.

(Translated by Google) A lovely visit. And for just €1 an hour, in the parking lot right at the entrance. (Original) Bonita visita. Y por solo 1€ la hora, en el parking que está justo ala entrada

(Translated by Google) Small but very interesting. The crypt and climb to the tower are a must. To climb the tower, there's a very, very narrow staircase, but it's a very short walk. Beautiful views. It's worth it. €2 entry and €2 for the tower. These are symbolic prices, including a beer. (Original) Pequeña pero muy interesante. Imprescindible la cripta y subir a la torre. Para subir a la torre pasadizo de escaleras muy muy muy estecho pero trayecto muy cortito. Preciosas vistas. Merece la pena. 2€ entrada y 2 € torre. Son precios simbolicos, una cerveza.

(Translated by Google) A nice place, not very well known in my opinion, where you can go for a morning/afternoon walk or even spend the day, have a picnic in the countryside...and of course visit the church and the town. I must highlight that the people were very friendly and pleasant. (Original) Un bonito lugar, a mí parecer no muy conocido, al que ir a pasear una mañana/tarde o incluso ir a pasar el día, hacer un picnic en el campo...y como no visitar la iglesia y el pueblo. He de destacar que la gente era muy simpática y agradable.

(Translated by Google) A true discovery of this area of ​​Sta.Maria de Buil. With splendid views of the best Pyrenees. Although this town is small, it has two churches, I believe from the 14th century. They lack a bit of restoration, but they have their charm. They celebrated the holidays with craft exhibitions, children's games, karaoke, spontaneous carols, craft workshops, dancing, photo exhibitions of the old villagers and much more. It has surprised us enormously. (Original) Una autèntica descoberta d'aquest entorn de Sta.Maria de Buil. Amb vistes esplèndides del millor pirineu. Encara que petit aquest poblet, té dues esglésies, crec del segle Xl. Els hi manca una mica de restauració, pero tenen el seu encant. Celebraven les festes amb exposicions d'artesania, jocs infantils, karaoke, cants a capel.la espontanis, tallers d'artesania, ball, exposicions de fotografies dels antics vilatans i moltes coses més. Ens ha sorprès enormement.

(Translated by Google) For a church in a small town it is very beautiful. Of the two churches that is the most beautiful although the other is also beautiful. The swallows that live in the church give it a truly extravagant touch. The only bad thing that could stand out about this glorious work of devout architecture would be the tacky and vulgar sloppiness that they have done with the paintings on the walls. They have destroyed works of art that are two hundred years old to put up that sloppy garbage that they have left there. It deserves a few stars but I am a person of gratitude and it left 4 (Original) Para ser una iglesia en un pequeño pueblo es muy bonita. De las dos iglesias esa es las más bonita aunque la otra también es bonita. Las golondrinas que habitan en la iglesia le dan un punto de gracia realmente extravagante Lo único malo que podría destacar de esa gloriosa obra de arquitectura devota sería la chapuza cutre y chabacanería que han realizado con las pinturas de las paredes Han destruido obras de arte de doscientos años para poner esa basura chapuzera que han dejado ahi merecería que le pudiese o estrellas pero soy una persona de gratitud y dejó 4

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place to visit. Small church but very charming. Be sure to sign the guest book. Place to return. (Original) Lugar precioso para visitar. Iglesia pequeña pero con mucho encanto. No dejar de firmar en el libro de visitas. Lugar para volver.

(Translated by Google) Old church with a lot of charm. It is very appreciated that it remains open so you can see the inside. (Original) Iglesia antigua con mucho encanto. Se agradece mucho que permanezca abierta para poder verla por dentro

(Translated by Google) Small but beautiful church, it maintains the essence of an old mountain church. (Original) Iglesia pequeña pero bonita, mantiene la esencia de iglesia antigua de montaña.

A real gem! We found this place while looking to have lunch in the area and were immediately delighted by the kind owner who is passionate about the food and mission of her restaurant. Food is offered as a tasting menu using local and seasonal ingredients with the owner explaining each course in depth. Each course was made-then and so flavorful and delicious. In addition, the owner is a lovely host who adds a personal touch in her chats and has such an interesting background. Situated in a beautiful village with great views, it’s a meal you won’t regret! We will definitely return.

Just wow!! In sleepy, remote, picturesque Guaso you find one of the most vibrant, progressive, and quintessentially unique places out there with La Tarara! To call it a restaurant is to sell it short, it's a phenomenon! Amazingly crafted vegetarian and vegan food, that is sophisticated, delicious and unpretentious. Moreover, the staff are absolutely lovely - this is a thoroughgoing community and cultural project, hence everyone cares profoundly about what they are doing. The produce is 100%locally sourced, and the proprietors' philosophy is to work in step and sustainably with the seasonal agricultural bounty. Consequently, the offerings depend on the time of year, meaning you'll want to visit a few times! The restaurant is simultaneously a live music events venue and so it seamlessly mixes good food, good wine, great spirit, and wonderful music. The band's they have are absolutely brilliant. I witnessed an excellent Jazz evening, followed by a glowing Cumbia band the following day (yes! I had to go back!!) You less 'attend' La Tarara, than you do 'experience' it. It is Sui Generis. What they do here is very special, and they do it in one of the most beautiful settings you can imagine. It's a life affirming project - the whole thing is a labour of love, and a passionate expression of what I consider important: good food, good community, and putting people before 'brand'. It's absolutely refreshing to see and you'll absolutely love it! I did! TIPS: Always book ahead as La Tarara has a minimum waste philosophy - you'll be glad you did!!

A Hidden gem in the area. An experience on its own. The owner greet us with smile and warmth. She explained us about her projekt of sustainability with suppotting the local produce of the season. One after the other came the food and they were amazing. You can tell that this restaurant tried a ray of flavors and textures thoughtfully to please us. The Plating, the taste, the colours were also beautifully combined. The Photos does not do Justice to them. It is a definite recommendation. Would revisit on another season just to try the different produces.

What a treat, so much love and care in every dish prepped. Small pieces of art not mentioning unbelievable taste (especially smoked tofu 😍). The owner is an amazing cheerful person who will take you on an authentic culinary journey. Make sure to book in advance! We extended our stay just to be able to have this dinner 🥰 Muchas gracias Magda & Filip

What a pleasant surprise to find this gem during our stay in Boltaña. Hands down the best dinner during this trip to Spain and that’s despite not being a vegetarian. From the 5 course dinner only did not like one dish and not because it was bad, but one of the ingredients/spices was not to my taste. The chickpeas and salad taco were amazing though. The vegetarian sushi was a display of imagination and flavor. The dessert was a rich chocolate cake. Loved it and the owner was so passionate about everything. More of this type of restaurants please. Note, usually you need to reserve a table. We were just lucky that the owner could squeeze us in. Probably not a place for smaller kids, even though the owner tries to accommodate with veggie burgers or pasta pomodoro.

Do not go here for a la carte menu to choose from, meat or without reservation. Go here if you want amazing food with surprising tastes, they offer this very well! They do not throw away anything and therefore you need to reserve in advance, they prepare exactly what they need and have a fixed menu but can adjust to special needs. I am not a vegetarian, but have not missed the meat for a moment. When going with kids, they have special options which our kids loved but make sure to note if your kids would like a dessert as they do not initially consider. They fixed it if they can, but might be short.. we loved the atmosphere with good view, some people might found it simple or alternative

We had a great meal and experience here. 5 courses of colorful food and full of surprising tastes all local suppliers. So lovely to have such a different type of food after all the tapas. Also Our children loved their child’s menu and did not at all miss meat or fish. The enthousiasm of the hostess is hartwarming. Make sure to make a reservation before.

🥘 ordered paella with quality is average. The grilled octopus is fine. Dessert is better than main courses. Enjoy great environment in the plaza. Still good lunch

We went for dinner here, the food of the menu was really good. Personal very friendly although it started with slow service and they forgot a few times some extras we asked for. I guess it was a very busy evening, later we got better attention. It is one of the more expensive restaurants in Ainsa and not that much better then others, although it was good quality, but 31.50 for cheapest menu is not cheap for a little mountain village, not even in Madrid i pay this.

Nice terrace, fairly clean toilets. Friendly staff. All ingredients for a great lunch. Unfortunately nothing (almost) for vegetarian people. Tuna was good, pasta was precooked and cold. Cheese was fine but why fake caviar?? Coulant was still cold. Prices are fair.

We took the €27 menu (3 courses plus a small 'amuse bouche') & couple of drinks and were not disappointed. Of course this is a beautiful setting and many of the eateries in Ainsa are 'expensive' by Spanish village standards but... wow... very much worth it in this case.

Above all my expectations. From main dish to dessert and coffee, everything was spectacular. Great service, great location. A must place to go when visiting Ainsa. We had the petit gateau for dessert and it was the best I ever had.

Top starters OK mains bit small though and alright puddings. 28 euro menu of the day plus wine tad expensive.

Price quality wasn‘t right at all. The food looked good, but it wasn‘t good at all. Chewy meat.. don‘t come here, a few years ago it was good, now it has become a tourist trap though.. We had the Steak Menu, 1kg meat on the Menu in the end it was a T-Bone steak, where the Bone occupied half of the weight. The self cooking was fun at first, altough the constant smoke forced us to move around a lot, which was quite annoying and laughable with time. Not a great experience… the beer was good at least.

Incredibly low-price ‘super-burgers’ 🍔 with good quality. Convenient opening hours, especially for tourists. Were lucky to find this open restaurant in the village on our way back from Ordesa valley

Advertised as a Pizzeria on the awning at the front of the restaurant. Disappointed to find out it wasn't and ended up having food we didn't really want - which was ok though.

Great local restaurant in Boltana. You can see folks from the neighborhood grabbing drinks and playing cards on the outdoor terrace and neighbors socializing. We visitwd twice and had the cordero, solomillo, burger, and pizza. The place is not fancy at all but the portion are solid for the price and the service was friendly and nice.

Super nice menu, huge dishes and very tasty wine

The staff was very helpful, foods were good.

Good food and extremely friendly straff

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Nice and lovely place to spend the night in the area. Go for a hotel in the old city center to absorb the real old medieval atmosphere and enjoy the night views

I strongly recommend a stroll around here and to enjoy a drink while enjoying this place.

Beautiful place with that old feeling.

(Translated by Google) Collegiate Church of the Assumption of Our Lady or Saint Mary. Romanesque in style, its construction began in the 11th century and was completed in the 12th century, and it was consecrated in 1181. The entrance to the church is a simple geometric doorway with five archivolts, a Latin cross-shaped church floor plan, and a single nave, covered with a low pointed barrel vault, typical of Romanesque churches. Beneath the apse is a crypt that was destroyed during the Civil War and rebuilt in the 1970s. The cloister attached to the church dates from the 14th and 15th centuries, with a central courtyard with three Romanesque sides and two Gothic sides. (Original) Iglesia-Colegiata de la Asunción de Nuestra Señora o Santa María. De estilo románico su construcción comenzó en el siglo XI y se terminó en el XII, siendo consagrada en el año 1181. La entrada a la iglesia es una sencilla portada geométrica con cinco arquivoltas, templo de planta de cruz latina y una sola nave, cubierta con bóveda de medio cañón apuntado de poca altura, típica de las iglesias románicas. Bajo el ábside hay una cripta que fue destruida durante la Guerra Civil, y reconstruida en los años 70. El claustro adosado a la iglesia data su construcción del siglo XIV y XV, con un patio central de tres lados románicos y dos góticos.

(Translated by Google) A must-see place for anyone visiting Aínsa. It features a well-preserved Romanesque church with a spectacular crypt, cloister, and a bell tower on the way up, not suitable for overly tall people. Juan Carlos, the entrance guard, was very kind! (Original) Lugar que no se puede perder nadie en su visita a Aínsa, iglesia románica, bien conservada, con cripta espectacular, claustro, y campanario en su subida no apto para personas demasiado “anchas”. Muy amable Juan Carlos, guardés de la entrada!!

(Translated by Google) A very well-preserved Romanesque church with a crypt and a wonderful cloister. I enjoyed climbing the tower. The bells are charming, and the views are incredible. The person who sold us the tickets was a delight. He gave us a wealth of information about the church and surrounding area. (Original) Iglesia románica muy bien conservada, con cripta y un claustro maravilloso. Me gustó subir a la Torre. Las campanas tienen su encanto y las vistas increíbles Un encanto la persona el que nos vendiendo las entradas. Nos dió muchísima información de la iglesia y alrededores.

(Translated by Google) A must-see on any visit to Ainsa. A Romanesque church with a spectacular crypt and a fantastic cloister. A visit to the tower is also a must, as access isn't suitable for all sizes. The ticket seller is very friendly. (Original) Lugar que no se puede perder en la visita a Ainsa. Iglesia románica, con una espectacular cripta y un claustro fantástico. Como complemento la visita a la torre, con un acceso no apto para todas las tallas. Muy simpática la persona que vende las entradas.

(Translated by Google) The museum takes advantage of almost every last corner of the building in which it is located. The exhibition is organized, with descriptive posters of the elements and other larger ones with general information about each room. It contains ancient objects of blacksmithing, pottery, basketry and wood. I like the traditional rural theme, and I was able to see the museum alone. For two euros it is a great plan. The man at the entrance is nice. If anyone hesitates to see this museum or the one in San Juan de Plan, this one, this one, bigger, more organized, more explained, much cheaper and can be visited without an appointment. (Original) El museo aprovecha hasta casi el último rincón del edificio en el que se encuentra. La exposición está ordenada, con carteles descriptivos de los elementos y otros mayores con información general de cada sala. Contiene objetos antiguos de herrería, alfarería, cestería y madera. Me gusta la temática rural tradicional, y pude ver el museo solo. Por dos euros es un gran plan. El señor de la entrada es agradable. Si alguien duda en ver este museo o el de San Juan de Plan, éste, éste, más grande, más organizado, más explicado, mucho más barato y visitable sin cita.

(Translated by Google) An essential experience to learn about the traditional trades of this wonderful region of the Aragonese Pyrenees, guided by its generous host, whose insightful explanations provide context and meaning to each of the areas into which the exhibition is divided. (Original) Experiencia imprescindible para acercarnos a los oficios tradicionales de esta maravillosa zona del Pirineo Aragonés, de la mano de su generoso anfitrión, que con sus preciosas explicaciones dota de contexto y sentido a cada una de las zonas en las que está dividida la exposición.

(Translated by Google) It is a small, charming museum where you can learn how people lived and what the customs of the area were in the 19th century and until the mid-20th century. With explanatory signs and period photographs it is very interesting, you soak up the past. Highly recommended visit if you are interested in the topic of habits in past times. (Original) Es un pequeño museo con mucho encanto donde puedes aprender cómo se vivía y cuáles eran las costumbres de la zona en el siglo XIX y hasta mediados del XX. Con carteles explicativos y fotografías de época resulta muy interesante, te empapas del pasado. Visita muy recomendable si te interesa el tema de los hábitos en épocas pasadas.

(Translated by Google) This museum is beautiful. A must-see for learning, getting to know, and appreciating what we have today. The curator (I think his name is Amado) is a sweetheart. He was very kind and showed us around, explaining many things. It's a privilege to have met him, and it's wonderful to see how passionate he is about his work. (Original) Este museo es hermoso. Imperdible para aprender, conocer y valorar lo que tenemos hoy en día. El encargado (creo que se llama Amado) es un amor. Muy amable nos acompaño, nos explicó muchas cosas. Es un privilegio haberlo conocido y un encanto ver como le apasiona su trabajo.

(Translated by Google) There are few places where people like the one who welcomes visitors to this museum remain. A native, enthusiastic and interested in showing all the exhibits. It would be a great idea if the City Council could free him up to act as a guide for visitors. We were lucky to arrive close to closing time and have him accompany us on the tour, as he is alone in the museum and usually can't leave the entrance. (Original) En pocos sitios quedan personas como la que se encarga de recibir a los visitantes en este museo. Autóctono, con ilusión e interés en mostrar todos los elementos. Sería una gran idea si el Ayuntamiento pudiera liberarlo para que hiciese de guía a los visitantes, Nosotros tuvimos suerte de llegar cerca del cierre y que nos acompañase en el recorrido, ya que está él solo en el museo y normalmente no puede alejarse de la entrada.

(Translated by Google) The Aínsa Museum of Traditional Arts and Crafts is a hidden gem. Its collection is beautifully curated and provides a detailed look at life and work in the Pyrenees. The best part: the curator's explanations, who conveys passion and knowledge in each room. For a nominal fee, it's a visit well worth the visit. (Original) El Museo de Artes y Oficios Tradicionales de Aínsa es una joya escondida. Su colección está muy bien cuidada y muestra con detalle cómo era la vida y el trabajo en el Pirineo. Lo mejor: las explicaciones del encargado, que transmite pasión y conocimiento en cada sala. Por un precio simbólico, es una visita que realmente merece la pena.

(Translated by Google) I had been informed by the tourist office that it was an accessible building. However, I wasn't able to visit the museum because, despite having an elevator, it couldn't be used because it hadn't been inspected. What a shame... (Original) Me habían informado en turismo de que era un edificio accesible. Sin embargo, no he podido visitar el museo porque, a pesar de tener ascensor, este no se podía utilizar porque no lo habían revisado. Una pena...

(Translated by Google) Comprehensive and interesting interpretation center. It is a visit that can be done in a short time but that makes you understand very well the environment in which the town is located and also the Pyrenean formation from a geological point of view. The signage and access make it very good for children and teenagers, while still being great content for adults as well. I recommend this visit, but it is difficult to access for people with reduced mobility, which in the most acute cases can prevent a visit to this outreach center. (Original) Centro de interpretación comprensivo e interesante. Es una visita que se puede hacer en poco tiempo pero que te hace comprender muy bien el entorno en el que se ubica el pueblo y también la formación pirenaica desde el punto de vista geológico. La cartelería y el acceso lo hace muy bueno para niños y adolescentes, no dejando de ser un contenido genial para adultos también. Recomiendo esta visita, único pero, el acceso complicado a personas de movilidad reducida, que en los casos más agudos, pueden impedir la visita a este centro de divulgación.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular representation of the Sobrarbe region, inside the old Ainsa fortress (Original) Espectacular representación de la comarca de Sobrarbe, dentro de la antigua fortaleza de Ainsa

(Translated by Google) The interpretation center offers a vision from the environmental point of view of the Geopark. The explanatory video with a "3D projection" style model is very interesting and the fossils and remains in the area offer an overview of the evolution of the park. Admission is free and the visit will not take more than 20 minutes. It's worth it! (Original) El centro de interpretación ofrece una visión des del punto de vista medioambiental del Geoparque. El vídeo explicativo con una maqueta al estilo "proyección 3D" es muy interesante y los fósiles y restos de la zona ofrecen una visión general de la evolución del parque. La entrada es gratuita y la visita no ocupará mas de 20 minutos. Vale la pena!

(Translated by Google) The old medieval town of Ainsa is still beautiful to explore. It was with great pleasure that we visited the interpretation center for the magnificent UNESCO global geoarc of Sobrarbe Pirineos. This park is absolutely beautiful, with its 30 self-guided routes. (Original) La vieille ville médiévale d'Ainsa est toujours aussi belle à parcourir. C'est avec un grand plaisir que nous avons visité le centre d'interprétation concernant le magnifique géoarc mondial UNESCO de Sobrarbe Pirineos. Ce parc est de toute beauté, avec ses 30 itinéraires auto guidés.

(Translated by Google) Very good attention from the boy who has taught us everything. He has given us a very entertaining and very interesting video. Highly recommended to enter the center, which takes very little time. (Original) Muy buena atención por el chico que nos ha enseñado todo. Nos ha puesto un vídeo muy entretenido y muy interesante. Muy recomendable entrar en el centro que lleva muy poco tiempo.

(Translated by Google) A must-see museum if you are in the area. It is divided into 3 parts. One of them you can see eagle owls, eagles and two bearded vultures. It brings you closer to nature and makes you remember how important it is to conserve it. In addition, the money they raise is for the conservation of birds of prey. Ideal to go with children. We went with our 2 year old son. The attention of the girl of 10! (Original) Un museo de visita obligatoria si andas por la zona. Está dividido en 3 partes. Una de ellas puedes ver búhos reales, águila y dos quebrantahuesos. Te acerca a la naturaleza y te hace recordar lo importante que es conservarla. Además que el dinero que recaudan es para la conservación de la aves rapaces. Ideal para ir con niños. Nosotros fuimos con nuestro hijo de 2 años. La atención de la chica de 10!

(Translated by Google) A simple and super interesting museum to learn more about topics as interesting as the formation of the Pyrenees and the mountains in the area. Everything is well explained and detailed. (Original) Museo sencillo i super interesante para conocer mejor temas tan interesantes como la formación de los pirineos y las montañas de la zona. Todo super bien explicado i detallado

Our host in Ainsa spoke English and in addition to wise recommendations for the best river activities for our family (age 50, 19, 14), also offered recommendations around the town and beyond. After arriving late (there are multiple companies in the area, we went to the wrong one!) Aguas Blancas was gracious and made us feel at home. We are inexperienced and yet kayaked through some exciting waters. Our guide Able (?) was warm, spoke decent English, and made us feel safe even as we kept screwing up! He checked in often and was positive and supportive throughout. Our only complaint is that he was gone by the time we changed from our gear...I owe him a beer!

We had a very nice day together with Andi and Cesar! Andi is a true rafting master and makes sure everyone is and feels safe. Next to that, his enthusiasm brings the rafting to the next level. They both speak English very well. A real recommendation to book a rafting trip with this company. Specifically ask for Andi or Cesar.

We had a great time with Aguas Blancas. We were a large group of 28 and Aguas Blancas made a very good trip for us, returning us safely to our campsite afterwards. The instructors were very good, knew the river very well and our Scouts had a superb afternoon rafting, Thank You +++

Our guides for rafting, Andy and Christian were simply AMAZING!! Andy has a great sense of humor and made our experience super fun and we felt very secured with his knowledge of the river, a MUST to make sure all goes smoothly. Cannot recommend enough!!!

Wow what an amazing experience the views was just out of this world. Our superb rafting guide name Andi was incredible made everyone feel safe and was a true expert. Very well spoken English I really recommend.

Eva in the office was super helpful. She gave tips on places to hike which were great. We did a self bailing kayak trip and a canyoning trip. The guides were very friendly and knowledgeable. Really fun!

Excellent guides with vacation mood!

We booked this for the combination of a room able to sleep 3 and a kitchen so we could cook for ourselves when we felt like it (note that they don't have an oven so plan meals accordingly). You have to park just outside the town at the castle (it's very cheap) but you can drive to Albergue to unload luggage (we had packs so didn't bother)

Great food. I had the risotto and the houmous. Great staff super helpful. My second time there

awesome place to stay on a low budget, have been here twice with several friends to enjoy the trail network on our MTB and it has been perfect

All good

(Translated by Google) We had dinner on the terrace and it was wonderful. The views, the cheeses, the beers, and the friendly service. One young waiter in particular was particularly attentive and friendly. A very good experience. (Original) Cenamos en la terraza y fue maravilloso. Las vistas, los quesos, las cervezas y el buen trato. Hay en especial, un camarero joven q es especialmente atento y simpático. Muy buena experiencia.

(Translated by Google) Overall, it was fine. The downside is that the room, which was fine, had a portable air conditioner, and since the vent was in the window, it was blocked and couldn't be closed. This meant that in the morning, you had all the light in the world without curtains. It could also be a problem if the neighbor across the street saw you at some point when they passed by the window, which might not be something you'd want. It has a kitchen and a terrace with great views, where breakfast tasted even better. We ate at the restaurant, and the food was delicious. The problem was that I ordered a secret, and it was just a fatty steak, no meat, so they left it whole. When the guy asked if we didn't like it, we told him the problem, and he apologized and invited us to dessert, at least they had that kindness. Despite this problem, I would recommend eating there. (Original) En general bien. Lo malo es que la habiatacion que aunque estaba bien, tenia un aire portatil y al tener la salida de aire en la ventana, esta la tenian bloqueada y no se podia cerrar, por lo que por la mañana tenias toda la luz del mundo al no tener cortinas. Tambien puede ser un problema que te vea el vecino de enfrente en algun momento al pasar por la ventana y puede ser algo que no te apetezca. Dispone de cocina y una terraza con muy buenas vistas donde el desayuno sabe mucho mejor Comimos en el restaurante y la comida estaba rica. El problema fue que pedi secreto y eso solo era un filete de grasa, nada de carne por lo que se dejo entero. El chico al preguntar si no nos gusto le dijimos el problema y se disculpo y nos invito a un postre, al menos si tuvieron ese detalle. A pesar de este problema si recomendaria comer

(Translated by Google) We didn't stay here, but we went for drinks and dinner. The space is very pleasant and full of thoughtful details. The food was clearly well-prepared, with different choices and good prices. They had several interesting vegan options, not to be missed. The timbale was not only a complete protein option but also delicious. The falafel with soy yogurt was also very good. The beers are outstanding, and the waiter's service was excellent. (Original) No nos alojamos aquí, pero fuimos a tomar algo y cenar. El espacio es muy agradable, y con muchos detalles. La comida se notaba cuidada, con elecciones de platos diferentes a las habituales y buenos precios. Tenían varias opciones veganas muy interesantes, no de salir del paso. El timbal no sólo era una opción completa con proteína sino que estaba muy rico. El falafel con yogur de soja, también. Las cervezas son destacables y la atención del camarero muy buena.

What an amazing experience we had at Callizo! Staff is friendly, knowledgeable and partly speaks several languages, the setting and the view are amazing and their approach to enter in very small groups, makes it feel very personal. We loved the regional inspiration of the dishes and all the dishes were delicious and surprising, as were the wines, that were well presented. Having dinner at Callizo is an experience you won't forget! Go here, don't read too much ahead but let the staff surprise you and make sure you're in time, to enjoy the whole experience fullest. We hope to come back in the future.

Very nice view overlooking the Pyrenees. It was truly a memorable experience from start to finish - full of surprises!

Amazing. The food, the view, the ambiance and of course- the service. It's more than just a meal, it's an experience that enables you to really sense the area. Everything was perfect, and there were even accommodations for pescatarians! The price isn't low(and not so high given the value) but definitely worth it:) Most of the products are regional and fresh, and the waiters tell you the story of each dish. Come hungry, there's a lot of food! Absolutely recommended

Phenomenal experience. Very different dining journey, (don't want to give too much away as it's a great surprise) All the waiting staff were superb especially the wine sommelier William who was fabulous; super knowledgeable, fun and engaging. An unforgettable evening! Highly recommended.

We had a wonderful experience at the restaurant and we highly recommend you to go. We chose the Piedra Menu and we were surprised for how many delicious plates we had the chance to try. Is is not just a dinner it is a unique experience as every plate says a story. The view from the restaurant it is breathtaking , unfortunately it got dark pretty quickly and we were not able to enjoy it for long. The only constructive feedback we have is that the bread was delicious but left a lot of crumbs which got more and more on the table and it was a little bit disturbing ( if the table could be cleaned during the different set up when necessary I think it will make a difference . Also it made me a bit sad as I mentioned when I made the booking that it was a special occasion and I wanted to surprise my wife , I also reminded to the manager in charge and unfortunately nothing happened … Overall I can only say that everything else was perfect and I think it is an experience to be lived .

Amazing experience at restaurante callizo! It was a full day experience: from the start at the bodega to the journey through Pyrenees on a plate the experience was more than your average high quality restaurant! Get to know Aragon’s culture, the chefs and be inspired by such an interesting combination of flavours! We had the piedra menu and the plates just didn’t stop coming! The staff timed everything perfectly and at the end we had the opportunity to enjoy the restaurants terrace, which for us was a lovely highlight! Highly recommend!

Amazing restaurant. The food was delicious and innovative but they also managed to create a whole experience with their various plates. Would definitely recommend

We had the Alfil salad and the rabo de toro. Both outstanding, especially the rabo.

I was craving some good tapas whilst in Ainsa. This place definitely satisfied my cravings. The stew wasn’t to my taste but I really enjoyed all the other dishes. The basque cheesecake was one of the best I have had.

Nice tapas bar with very good food and atmosphere. The best Tarta de Queso we had in Pyrenees.

One of my favorite restaurants of our entire road trip. Truly exceptional food. Every dish we got was a flavor bomb. We tried the albóndigas, gyoza and croquetas, and everything was absolutely delicious. Service was friendly and fast and the restaurant outside seating is gorgeous!

📍Location: this place is conveniently located next to the main church and right in the heart of the old town of Ainsa. It’s a beautiful place. 😋 Taste: we ordered a menu: 1 portion of canelones with mushrooms, 1 portion of the Cazoleta d’Ainsa - it is a very typical meal here (longaniza, potatoes, mushrooms, pepper), 1 cheesecake and 1 vermouth. Others ordered a salad 🥗, entrecôte, ice cream 🍦. Honestly, everything was very well done. And it was so tasty. 10/10 to their chef. 💸 Price: we paid €18 per menu. At the beginning we thought it was expensive but more places we checked more we realized that the price is really okay compared to others (at some places they asked up to €30 per menu. ✨ Service: the staff was extremely friendly. They brought food fast. The restaurant and its territory was clean and pretty. Overall, it’s a nice place to visit. We were very happy to be there ⚡️😊 HEY! Let us know what you think! Let’s share experiences. If you like this review, give us your support and please take a look to our webpage 🌏 We’d love if you visit our profile in Instagram too 😜 and check experiences all over the world! Have an amazing day ☀️ Follow and enjoy 😍 🤩✈️ follow us @thetriplog for more trips!

For us, it was not worth the price. The tomato bread was tasty but the bread was limp, the croquettes lacked flavour. The calamari was good.

1st Time and Was very busy. Service 😊 and food was delicious.

Room is very borring, no air-condition. Bathroomshower broken. Electric installations very old and we had to unpluck the television to be able to use the fan. (Very difficult to pluck in) Found black curly short hair in the bed when we entered (I'm blond) We asked for room with double bed plus an extra bed. We got a room with 2 beds each 120, so slept with my daughter and my husband got the otheron3 for himself, as we would not be able to sleep comfortably together. Madras quite good. Price too high for a room like this. Paid less in many other places for better room including breakfast (not included here) My daughter had a chocolate muffin (bake off) that was very dry, so probably from the day before. Had a croissant that was served on a plate with a dry dead fly 🪰, so asked to have another plate. They pretended to change the plate and just whiped the fly of, but half of it remained on the plate. We all finished our breakfast before the eggs and bacon my husband ordered arrived, although there's 6 people working and only was 3 tables including us and the others already had their food. We all had orange juice. The juice was good, but very small glasses.

Great place, friendly and helpful staff. Worked really well for our motorcycle touring group. Good location in the centre of town, easy walk to the old hill-top walled city.

I was here for 5 weeks and the staff are some of the friendliest people I have ever met. They're always eager to help and they treat others like family. This was honestly one of the best parts of visiting Ainsa.

The owners of this hostel are the kindest people you will ever meet. They treat you like family and build a relationship with you. The staff are skilled and extremely friendly. I would never stay anywhere else!

Very well priced food three courses with wine for 15€. Pretty good deal

Pretty good quality, considering the location and cost. Tasty hamburguer and a very comfortable terrace.

Poor quality breakfast, not included in the price of the room and not very clean.

Beautiful view of the river and surrounding pyrenees peaks

(Translated by Google) Of all the views I saw when I came to the Ainsa neighborhood, the view from here was the best. It's close to the parking lot and I recommend it. (Original) Ainsa 동네에 와서 봤던 뷰 중에서 이곳에서의 뷰가 가장 좋았습니다 ㅎ 주차장에서 가깝고 추천해요

(Translated by Google) Very easy trail with great views, La Peña Montañesa (Original) Sendero muy sencillo y grandes vistas, La Peña Montañesa

(Translated by Google) Accessible for free even in the evening, the place allows you to have a view of the entire valley and the lake in the distance. We can also see Monte Perdido in the distance thanks to the hard surfaces erected at the top of the viewpoint. I recommend (Original) Accessible gratuitement même en soirée le lieu permet d'avoir un point de vue sur toute la vallée et le lac au loin. Nous pouvons aussi apercevoir le Mont Perdu au loin grâce aux plans en dur érigées en haut du mirador. Je recommande

(Translated by Google) Very cool and very simple route. (Original) Muy chulo y ruta muy sencilla.

(Translated by Google) Park on the side of the road. The barrier was closed. It was very hot. 8:00 or 20:00 is a good time for late June. (Original) Aparcar al margen de la carretera. La barrera estaba cerrada. Mucho calor. Para las 8.00 o las 20.00 es buena hora para finales de junio.

(Translated by Google) Views of the Conca and Ainsa rivers (Original) Vistas del río Conca y Ainsa

(Translated by Google) Nice route from Morillo de Tou, perfect for autumn winter since it is sunny. Beautiful views of the Mediano reservoir (Original) Bonita ruta desde Morillo de Tou, perfecto para otoño invierno ya que es soleada. Preciosas vistas al pantano de Mediano

(Translated by Google) Moderate difficulty climb. It is worth the climb for the reward of the scenery. Please, don't paint!! (Original) Subida de dificultad moderada. Vale la pena el ascenso por la recompensa del paisaje. Por favor, no hagáis pintadas!!

(Translated by Google) Spectacular surroundings around Tou Castle. The climb is a little steep, it doesn't stop at any time. Be careful if you go with very young children, from 5 or 6 years old perfect. Also be careful if it is raining as there is an area that is very slippery. Wear appropriate footwear and clothing for walking in the countryside and mountains. Once up, be careful with landslides and enjoy the beautiful views. (Original) Espectacular el entorno alrededor del Castillo de Tou. La subida es un poco empinada, no para en ningún momento. Ojo si vas con niños muy pequeños, a partir de 5 o 6 años perfecto. Ojo también si está lloviendo ya que hay una zona que resbala mucho. Ir con calzado y ropa adecuada para andar por el campo y la montaña. Una vez arriba cuidado con los desprendimientos y disfruta de las bellas vistas.

(Translated by Google) What remains of it is very nice. Stunning views. (Original) Muy bonito lo que queda de él. Vistas impresionantes.

(Translated by Google) This medieval-built tower is the highlight of what remains of the Tou complex. Curious, and above all located in a particularly beautiful area with exceptional views. (Original) Esta torre de construcción medieval es lo más destacado de lo que queda del complejo de Tou. Curioso, y sobre todo situado en una zona especialmente bonita y con vistas excepcionales.

(Translated by Google) Amazing site. (Original) Sitio increíble.

(Translated by Google) A watchtower dating from the 11th century. It's near Morillo de Tou, and if you're staying there, it's a short hike that's suitable for children, although the climb is challenging. (Original) Atalaya que data del s.XI. Está cerca de Morillo de Tou y si estás hospedado es una excursión corta que se puede hacer con niños, aunque la subida es exigente.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and stunning color (Original) Precioso y de un color impresionante

(Translated by Google) No interest (Original) Aucun intérêt

(Translated by Google) A few cottages on the side of the road. Access is only allowed to residents. The reservoir is also closed. There's no parking, just a small space for a couple of cars, completely off the road. I don't recommend a visit. (Original) Unas cuantas casitas al borde de la carretera, solo se permite el acceso a los residentes y al embalse tampoco se puede acceder, y tampoco hay ningún parking, solo un pequeño hueco para un par de coches quedando totalmente fuera de la calzada. No veo muy recomendable la visita

All staff very short tempered. They were quite busy but I don't believe this to be an excuse. First waiter was visibly asked that I asked for more milk with a coffee. Second waiter said something rude in Spanish when she realised that I didn't have a menu. When I paid I said gracias but the guy didn't respond.

Don’t know why so many negative feedback, but I liked this place a lot. Nice service, tasty food and cold vine - what else you could need!😊

Worst food we had on our Spain trip.

Unfortunately it seems that La Tea has let things slip over the last year. I've been gets 20+ times, but live away from the area and just had my first visit this year. The salad was small and just not as tasty as it used to be. The pizza was underdone, had little topping and was dry. The 2 of us we were prevented from sitting at a table for 4 even though we were the only ones there. It's still a reasonable price for the food, but we won't be back.

Ok, firstly I fully accept responsibility for choosing to go to a pizza restaurant in Ainsa. What was I thinking? Anyway, stunning sunny afternoon location to watch the world go by. Beer was cold and happily received. Pizza was below average, but after 24 hours of airline food I was grateful for it. Oh, the free olives were good too.

Nowhere near as good as Broto or Biescas, both which I have been to several times, so I was looking forward to it, but ended up disappointed due to the terribly slow service. The staff didn't even smile, it seemed just too much bother for them to serve us. Next time we'll go to another restaurant instead.

Great place to people watch Wonderful pizza and beer all at a great price

This is a TRUE gem. It's worth the drive (90 mins in our case). The location is SUPERB (after lunch, keep driving into the land finger until you reach the dam). The ambiance is comfortable, you will have a nice meal in a large garden under beautiful trees and cooled down by the breeze. The food was magnificent. It's truly incredible they reach this level of ingridients and execution so far away from the beaten path. Also make sure you try some of their best wines. I loved the one I had so much (Zinca bin de ric) I unsuccessfully tried to buy a couple of bottles to go. Thankfully, they guided me toward the wine store that supplies them. If you find yourself in Huesca city or in Aínsa, this is a must.

We had a lovely meal there today. Wonderful food and great service. Not cheap but really worthwhile. Would recommend this restaurant 100%.

Closed at May 2025. Unclear whether reopening. Someone said “maybe June” Would be really useful if restaurant has some info on their website rather than just suspending the booking link.

Fantastic restaurant with superb service Reasonable pricing Excellent meal

It is a quiet place with friendly staff, the food is varied and good, nearby is a magnificent lake good for paddleboard, boat, kayak. And right behind the restaurant is the hiking trail that reaches the old ruin from where there is a view over the entire valley

Very lovely place with excellent and unique food. The staff members are super nice too.

I was very lucky to celebrate my 40th here today. I didn't have much hope of finding anywhere this nice to eat off-season on a Thursday afternoon, especially with 2 dogs in tow, and I honestly couldn't have wished for a better experience. We speak French and English but no Spanish and the waiting staff, aside from being extremely attentive and welcoming, also kindly made an effort to speak to us in English which was much appreciated! The old mountain village location is perfect with stunning views over the water from the grassy terrace garden. The garden is well shaded with parasols and not too crowded and even has the odd feline visitor! The restaurant is good for a formal dinner and less formal drop-ins too. The quality of the food was absolutely superb, beautifully cooked and plated, generously portioned and exceptional value for money. Thank you to Casa Falceto for a very memorable birthday lunch and I would definately come again!