Long before Europe and Spain existed as we know them today, dinosaurs inhabited the territory now occupied by Teruel. Thousands of paleontological discoveries have shed light on that past and led to projects such as Dinópolis and its various sites across the province.
Aragon's leading institutions, business associations, professional bodies and political parties have formed a united front against the Transport Ministry's Informative Study for the Teruel-Sagunto section of the Cantabrian-Mediterranean Corridor, as reflected in their submissions.
Michelin has once again turned its attention to Aragon, although this time not for its restaurants or kitchens. The French guide has just presented the 2026 edition of its Michelin Keys, the distinction recognizing the world's most outstanding accommodations. Spain adds five new hotels to the selection this year, including one in Aragon. With these additions, the national list reaches 122 recognized establishments, three of them in Aragon.
Mar Vaquero, Vice President and Minister of the Presidency, Justice, Culture and Sport of the Government of Aragon, opened Cantavieja’s 126th Livestock Fair this Saturday, an event bringing nearly 350 animals and around 200 commercial stalls to the streets of the town in Teruel province.
Rokelin S.L.U., under its “Rokelin” brand, won the Gold Medal at the 2026 Best Teruel Ham PDO Quality Competition held this past Friday at the Teruel Exhibition and Convention Centre. The Teruel-based company received the top award for a ham cured at its own facility in Teruel for 102 weeks before entering the competition.
There are still towns in Aragon where children fill the parks, streets and school gates. In some, more than one in ten residents is under 10.
Autumn shopping could come with a prize in Teruel province. Cepyme Teruel has launched a new campaign supporting local businesses, with a €1,000 gift voucher to be raffled among customers who shop at participating establishments between September 21 and November 20.
Teruel Existe has submitted 25 objections to the Information Study for the Cantabrian-Mediterranean rail corridor's Sagunto-Teruel section and called for it to be withdrawn so a new document can be drafted. The group is calling for a high-capacity infrastructure with electrified double track for both passengers and freight.
The Association for Public Action to Defend Aragonese Heritage (Apudepa) has asked Escucha Town Council to protect its thermal power plant, as required by the Simplified General Urban Development Plan.
Many people know Albarracín for its picture-postcard old town and winding walls, but few imagine that its surroundings offer mountain trails rivaling Spain’s most famous northern landscapes.
Aragon can boast a deep-rooted pastry-making tradition, reflected both in the variety of its typical sweets and in the many century-old establishments that remain open. One of them is Belenguer pastry shop, located in Alcorisa (Teruel), the town’s only bakery workshop with more than a century of history, which has made chocolate-making one of its specialties.
The Institute for Just Transition (ITJ), an agency under the Ministry for the Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge (Miteco), has presented in Andorra (Teruel) how the 937 MW of electricity grid access capacity made available at the Mudéjar Hub will be awarded.
On the day the deadline expired, the Transpyrenean Foundation submitted allegations against the Informative Study for the Cantabrian-Mediterranean Rail Corridor’s Teruel-Sagunto section, calling for the document to be withdrawn and a new one drafted in line with the corridor’s strategic role.
In the heart of the Sierra Palomera, far from the most popular routes and mass tourism, lies a small village in Teruel where exploring the surrounding area on foot is almost unavoidable. Ravines, steep slopes and natural viewpoints shape a landscape offering sweeping views of the Jiloca Valley, in one of the province's least-visited corners.
Some phenomena, despite lasting only a few minutes, are worth witnessing. One of them will occur again this Thursday, September 17, in Valdealgorfa, a small town in Teruel where the sun will create a scene that is both curious and spectacular. Its rays will pass from one side of the well-known Equinox Tunnel to the other, creating a unique light show that attracts the attention of locals and visitors every year.
Socialist senator for Teruel María José Villalba has described the measures introduced by the Spanish government in recent years to support livestock farming, especially extensive livestock farming, as “unprecedented” economic support. Direct aid, tax measures, assistance with rising production costs and funding for farms affected by wildfires were among the actions she highlighted during her speech before the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Livestock and Food.
It is one of the world's most famous and recognizable dinosaurs. Its enormous neck, exceptionally long tail and skeleton replicas have filled museums, books and audiovisual productions around the globe for more than a century. But Diplodocus has now added an unexpected chapter to its history: it also lived in Europe. And the evidence has emerged in Teruel.
Minerals, fossils, gems and even meteorites will turn Utrillas into one of Aragón’s most unusual destinations for a weekend. The town in Teruel province will host the 4th International Minerals, Gems and Fossils Fair from September 25 to 27, bringing together collectors, enthusiasts and families with free activities for all ages.
The Aragon Government has rejected opening proceedings to declare the former Escucha Thermal Power Plant an Asset of Cultural Interest (BIC), as well as protecting it as a listed or inventoried heritage asset. The decision follows a request submitted on June 20 by José Guitarte Gimeno on behalf of Teruel Existe.
Aragon's regional parliament unanimously approved this Thursday a motion put forward by Aragón Teruel Existe to reduce ordinary expenses financed through FITE and increase strategic projects for the province's development.
