Camping Aragon

€10
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Fosado
€10
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Calaceite
€10
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Calaceite
€7
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Colungo
€15
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Sarvisè
€5
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Aragon is a beautiful and diverse region located in northeastern Spain, offering a wide range of underrated activities and visits for travelers. Whether you're traveling with a camper, there are plenty of hidden gems to discover in this charming part of the country.

One of the top underrated attractions in Aragon is the city of Zaragoza, the capital of the region. Zaragoza is known for its rich history and cultural heritage, with many attractions to visit, such as the Aljafería Palace, the Zaragoza Cathedral, and the Roman Theater. In addition to its cultural and historical attractions, Zaragoza is also home to a vibrant arts scene and a lively nightlife.

For a taste of local culture, be sure to visit some of the region's traditional festivals and markets, such as the Fiestas del Pilar in Zaragoza and the Feria de la Tauromaquia in Huesca.

If you're looking for outdoor adventure, Aragon is a paradise for hikers, bikers, and water sports enthusiasts. The region is home to many beautiful beaches and mountains, perfect for swimming, surfing, and climbing. The Pyrenees National Park and the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park are also great destinations for hiking and mountain biking.

The Aragon region is also home to many charming small towns and villages, such as Jaca and Barbastro, that are perfect for exploring on a camper trip. You can visit their quaint markets, charming churches, and beautiful castles and palaces.

For a more relaxing outdoor experience, visit one of the region's many thermal baths and spas, such as the Balneario de Panticosa and the Balneario de Benasque.

Of course, no trip to Aragon would be complete without trying some of the region's delicious cuisine. Be sure to try some local specialties, such as chilindron (a type of meat and tomato stew), cocido montañés (a type of meat and vegetable stew), and alfajores (a type of cookie).

Aragon is a diverse and beautiful region with plenty of underrated activities and visits for travelers. Whether you're interested in history, culture, or outdoor adventure, you'll find plenty of hidden gems to discover when traveling with a camper in this charming part of Spain.

Aragon

Spain