A diverse destination where every family finds its own story to tell

In the heart of northern Spain, Aragón unfurls a mosaic of landscapes, experiences and history that invite families to share memorable moments. Amidst mountains, charming villages and nature parks, this region combines sustainability, adventure and hospitality. Its varied selection of outdoor activities, heritage and traditional gastronomy make it a suitable destination for those who wish to discover the country with their family in a truly authentic way. Because Aragón is a land to be experienced with family. From the Pyrenees to Los Monegros, every corner offers a different range of activities to enjoy nature, learn about its history and have fun together. Here, children do not just play: they explore, marvel and get to know the uniqueness of a region full of contrasts. The experience begins outdoors. Exploring the trails of the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park, riding on horseback along the Ara River or visiting the high mountain ibones (glacial mountain lakes) are activities that bring both young and old closer to the essence of the Aragonese landscape. Spaces such as the Lacuniacha Wildlife Park or areas designated for star and bird watching turn the natural environment into an open classroom where you can learn while enjoying yourself.

Dinópolis Territory has its main headquarters in Teruel but has seven sub-headquarters: Peñarroya de Tastavins, Galve, Rubielos de Mora, Castellote, Albarracín, Riodeva and Ariño © Dinópolis Teruel

Cultural heritage also occupies a very prominent place. In Loarre, children can learn about medieval history; in Teruel, the dinosaurs of Dinópolis bring science closer in a way that is educational; and at the Escucha Mining Museum, families descend underground to delve into the region's mining past. Each proposal combines learning and leisure, creating experiences that enrich the journey. Aragón has become established as a snow destination in winter, with resorts like Formigal or Cerler, suitable for families eager to start skiing or take part in activities such as dog sledding (mushing), snowshoeing or igloo building. In summer, rivers and reservoirs provide rafting, kayaking or paddle surfing, proving that adventure options are available all year round. Gastronomy adds flavor to the family route: introductory workshops to the world of wine for children, visits to farms and cheesemakers, and must tastings awaken the curiosity of little ones. And when it is time to rest, towns like Albarracín, Aínsa or Sos del Rey Católico offer a journey through history via their walls and legends. Aragón is an accessible, sustainable and hospitable territory, where the coexistence of nature, heritage and modernity shapes a consolidated family tourism model. Traveling through the region allows you to reconnect with the basics of life: sharing, discovering and returning with the feeling of having had experiences that remain etched on your memory.

Location

The Community of Aragón is located in the northeast of Spain, between Navarre, La Rioja, Castile-La Mancha, Castile and León, Catalonia and the Region of Valencia. Its main access points include highways A–2, A–23 and A–68, Zaragoza Airport, AVE railway connections Madrid–Zaragoza–Barcelona and Zaragoza–Huesca; and operational proximity to the ports of Barcelona and Tarragona.