What to do in Alquézar and surrounding areas.

RURAL TOURISM AND NATURE ACTIVITIES

Both Alquézar and its surrounding area are perfect for those seeking nature, adventure, culture, and good food. In addition to visiting places in Alquézar like the Collegiate Church of Santa María la Mayor or the Ethnological Museum of Casa Fabián, these are some of the essential experiences to make the most of your visit:

Canyoning and adventure sports

Alquézar is one of Spain’s leading destinations for canyoning, especially in the Sierra y Cañones de Guara Natural Park. With expert guides, you can enjoy canyoning, via ferrata, climbing, and hiking among canyons and spectacular landscapes.

Pasarelas de Alquézar

One of the most popular and accessible routes in the area. The Pasarelas del Río Vero tour takes you through a stunning gorge, with walkways suspended over the canyon, tunnels, and viewpoints. It’s a unique experience that combines nature, history, and adventure.

Natural pools: Salto de Bierge and Salto de Pozán de Vero

Two of the most refreshing spots in the area. Salto de Bierge, with its waterfall over the Alcanadre River, and Salto de Pozán de Vero, surrounded by vegetation, are ideal places for a swim surrounded by nature.

Somontano Wineries

The Somontano region is a land of wines with Designation of Origin. You can visit wineries like Enate or Viñas del Vero, participate in tastings, and learn about the production process of some of Aragon’s most renowned wines.

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Rock art in Colungo

Just a few minutes from Alquézar, in Colungo, is the Rock Art Center, where you can access interpretive routes to prehistoric paintings declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A fascinating cultural experience.

Hiking in Colungo and Rodellar

The hiking trails starting from Colungo or Rodellar traverse some of the most iconic landscapes of the Sierra de Guara. They are perfect for both beginners and experienced hikers, and combine unspoiled nature with spectacular views.

Thousand-year-old Holm Oak of Lecina

This monumental tree was chosen as the European Tree of the Year 2021. Visiting the Lecina holm oak is an ideal way to connect with nature and discover one of Aragon’s oldest and most beloved natural symbols.

Local gastronomy

In Alquézar, you can savor traditional dishes such as migas (breadcrumbs), lamb, or cod ajoarriero (a type of garlic cod), accompanied by Somontano wines or homemade desserts. The culinary offering is complemented by high-quality restaurants like Las Melias, where you can eat well at an excellent price.

Experience Alquézar to the fullest with plans for all tastes.

Adventure, nature, relaxation and good food

Now that you know everything you can do in Alquézar and its surroundings, all that’s left to do is enjoy it properly. Stay at Camping Alquézar, surrounded by nature, or at the Destino Alquézar apartments, right in the historic center. If you’re looking for thrills, Alquézar Aventura offers canyoning routes, via ferratas, and much more. And to complete your experience, savor authentic local cuisine at Restaurante Las Melias, one of the most highly rated in the area. Alquézar has everything for an unforgettable vacation!