Start your visit at San Pedro el Viejo Monastery, one of the most outstanding Romanesque complexes in Aragon. Continue to Huesca Cathedral, where you can admire the main altarpiece by Damián Forment, and complete your visit at the Huesca Museum, housed in the former Royal Palace.
At the museum, you can discover the famous Bell Room, associated with the legend of the Bell of Huesca, one of the most popular historical stories in Aragon.
Walking along Coso Alto and Coso Bajo is a great way to experience the atmosphere of Huesca. Its streets are lined with shops, cafés, terraces and historic buildings that invite you to take your time and enjoy a leisurely stroll.
The route will take you to Plaza de Navarra, home to the iconic Casino de Huesca, and Plaza Luis López Allué, an ideal place to enjoy a vermouth or take a break on a terrace.
This latter square is also home to Ultramarinos La Confianza, considered the oldest grocery shop in Spain still in operation. Open since 1871, it preserves its original furnishings, wooden shelves and painted ceiling, maintaining the charm of shops from another era. The establishment also has a historic underground wine cellar. If you are interested in discovering it, ask the staff about the possibility of visiting it.
Gastronomy is another of the great reasons to enjoy the city. If you would like to take home a taste of Huesca, make sure to include some of its best-known specialities in your itinerary.
A gastronomic route that allows you to discover Huesca's pastry and baking traditions through some of its most renowned establishments.
Also set aside some time to visit Miguel Servet Park, one of the city's main green spaces.
Here you will find the famous Pajaritas created by Ramón Acín, which have become one of the symbols of Huesca. Nearby, you can discover Snow White's Cottage, a particularly appealing spot to enjoy with the family.
A perfect walk to take a break and discover a different side of the city.
The Hotel Sancho Abarca & Petit SPA, located right in the centre of Huesca, is an ideal starting point for exploring the city on foot. Its location makes it easy to discover the old town and enjoy the city’s main attractions without needing to use the car.
The hotel preserves remains of Huesca’s former medieval wall inside the building, an element that connects the hotel with the city’s history and gives it a unique character.
After a day of sightseeing, you can enjoy a moment of relaxation in its Petit SPA, a space designed to help you reconnect with body and mind without leaving the hotel. And in the morning, a good breakfast is the perfect way to start another day of exploring.
If you are thinking of staying in Huesca, booking directly on the Gargallo Hotels website gives you access to exclusive discounts and benefits for online bookings.
Gastronomy has become one of Huesca's great hallmarks. The city has been a candidate to become Spain's Gastronomy Capital, and the Michelin Guide has chosen Huesca, the province with the highest number of Michelin stars per inhabitant in Spain, to host its 2027 gala. This recognition comes at a particularly significant moment for Huesca's gastronomy, with 8 Michelin stars in the province, 2 of them in the capital itself.
If you are looking for a special dining experience, you can discover some of the restaurants recognised by the Michelin Guide in different parts of the province:
We recommend checking their offerings and booking in advance to complete your getaway with a memorable culinary experience.
And if you want to experience the magic of the province of Huesca, you will find a region full of spectacular landscapes, charming villages and places steeped in history. From the majesty of Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park and the imposing landscapes of the Benasque Valley, to the medieval beauty of Jaca, Aínsa and Alquézar, as well as unique places such as Loarre Castle, San Juan de la Peña Monastery, the Sierra de Guara and the Mallos de Riglos.
Nature, adventure, heritage and tradition come together to offer an experience that is well worth discovering. Here you can find out much more about what to do and see in Huesca.