Huesca

Two routes to discover the Mallos de Riglos this autumn aboard the Pre-Pyrenees Geological Train

Two routes to discover the Mallos de Riglos this autumn aboard the Pre-Pyrenees Geological Train

The Pre-Pyrenees Geological Train is offering two excursions this autumn to discover some of the Hoya de Huesca’s most distinctive landscapes on foot after travelling through part of the region aboard the Canfranero. Scheduled for September 27 and October 25, the outings will combine rail travel with guided routes through the Mallos de Riglos and surrounding areas.

Lost Dog Found in Huesca and Microchip Keeps It Out of Shelter

Lost Dog Found in Huesca and Microchip Keeps It Out of Shelter

A citizen's alert led to a happy ending for a dog that had gone missing in Huesca. Although its owner is abroad, the Local Police and the microchip ensured the dog avoided the pound and could stay with an acquaintance until its owner returns to Spain.

Europe’s Oldest Grocery Store Is in Huesca: Honey, Spices and Salt Cod Since 1871

Europe’s Oldest Grocery Store Is in Huesca: Honey, Spices and Salt Cod Since 1871

The impressive frescoes by 19th-century painter León Abadías, tiled floor, upholstered chairs and huge windows make visitors feel as though they are in a museum untouched by time. Soon, the spices, salt cod, cheeses, chocolate, sweets and pulses resolve any doubt: this is indeed a grocery store, but not just any grocery store. It is Europe’s oldest and best-preserved, and it is in Huesca.

Drought and Wildfires Drive Water Deliveries in Huesca to a Record High

Drought and Wildfires Drive Water Deliveries in Huesca to a Record High

Drought and this summer’s wildfires have increased the drinking water deliveries carried out by the Provincial Council’s firefighters. In total, 1.5 million liters of water have been distributed across around 20 communities. It is the largest delivery since the DPH fire service was established in 2021. The lack of rainfall has forced firefighters to deliver water even to a mountain refuge.

Aragón Calls on Spain to Pressure France to Reopen Canfranc

Aragón Calls on Spain to Pressure France to Reopen Canfranc

The reopening of the railway connection between Zaragoza, Canfranc and Pau is once again looking to France. Aragón remains committed to restoring the international line and supports Nouvelle-Aquitaine in a project aimed at improving communications on both sides of the Pyrenees, while calling on the French government to specify the investments needed to complete the outstanding works.

Bujaruelo track begins to change after 20-year wait

Bujaruelo track begins to change after 20-year wait

The Huesca Provincial Council has launched work in the municipality of Torla-Ordesa, with an investment of more than half a million euros. Its president, Isaac Claver, visited the start of the project this Tuesday alongside municipal representatives, livestock farmers and tourism sector representatives, highlighting that the work will facilitate activity in the valley and improve the safety of the thousands of visitors who access this enclave each year.

The Huesca Village Crowned by a Medieval Castle and Surrounded by the Pyrenees

The Huesca Village Crowned by a Medieval Castle and Surrounded by the Pyrenees

Boltaña is one of Huesca’s villages where medieval heritage and mountain scenery meet just steps apart. Located in the Sobrarbe region, the town preserves an old quarter of cobbled streets, historic stone homes and corners that reveal part of the history of this Pyrenean community. It is also surrounded by mountains and lies beside the Ara Valley.

“On a good day, I can use up 100 kilos of dough”: the secret behind Canfranc’s churro shop, thriving year-round

“On a good day, I can use up 100 kilos of dough”: the secret behind Canfranc’s churro shop, thriving year-round

Churrería Flores has been sweetening mornings and afternoons in Canfranc since 2021, next to the train station. Pedro Rodríguez, a local resident, runs the business, which began as an idea he had considered for years and now attracts residents, tourists and customers from Madrid, Valencia, Barcelona and Zaragoza after hearing about his churros.

Somport Tunnel to Close Completely for Five Days Due to Work in France

Somport Tunnel to Close Completely for Five Days Due to Work in France

The Somport Tunnel in Huesca province will be closed to traffic for five days while the French government carries out slope stabilization work on the platform on the French side. The closure will begin at 4 p.m. on September 14 and continue until 5 p.m. on September 19.

Six Pyrenean Animals and 16 Modules: Jaca’s New Playground

Six Pyrenean Animals and 16 Modules: Jaca’s New Playground

Jaca has opened Oroel Park, a new children’s recreational space beside the Gas River near the Olimpia Sports Centre, combining play and nature through 16 modules spread across six themed areas inspired by animals native to the Pyrenees.

The Benasque Valley Tavern Bringing Traditional Mountain Cuisine to the Repsol Guide

The Benasque Valley Tavern Bringing Traditional Mountain Cuisine to the Repsol Guide

There are places where time seems to move more slowly. Where recipes are passed down through generations, stews are still cooked slowly and gastronomy remains a way of telling the story of a region. In Cerler, amid the mountains that shape the Benasque Valley, La Taberna de Casa Cornel has spent years championing this approach to cooking and has become one of the Aragonese Pyrenees' leading culinary references.

Poor road conditions reignite protests in Los Monegros

Poor road conditions reignite protests in Los Monegros

Black Tuesdays has renewed its call for immediate action on the connection between the A-131 and A-129 in Los Monegros, which it describes as “virtually impassable”. The platform says the road is key to mobility and economic activity in the comarca and warns that “this is an emergency that cannot tolerate further delays”.

An Aragonese lunch, crafts and theater: the market bringing a Huesca village to life

An Aragonese lunch, crafts and theater: the market bringing a Huesca village to life

The streets and squares of Alquézar will once again fill with stalls, artisan products and a festive atmosphere this Saturday with a new edition of Candaniar 2026. The town in Huesca province will host the fair on September 12 from 10:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., with a program combining product displays and sales with food offerings and activities for all ages.