It is one of the most beautiful villages in Spain. The medieval houses of Albarracín are as amazing as the history of this Aragonese village, which was an Islamic mini-state during the 11th century. The highest point of the wall (the Andador Tower), some parts of the wall itself, the characteristic reddish plaster that covers the buildings and the remains of the citadel where their rulers lived (the Berber Banu Razin dynasty) are the legacy of those times. ,
Info & Location
City/Province: Teruel
Type of Experience: Top attractions, Islamic heritage
When: Any time of the year is good to visit Albarracín but in winter the temperature can be very cold.
Our tip: Do not forget to wear comfortable shoes to get around the many slopes and stairs that you will find there. They may seem a bit tiring but you won't regret it: the visit is well worth it!
How to get there: This beautiful town is only 37 km from Teruel, and about 180 from Zaragoza or Valencia. The best way to get there is by car.
Tourist info: Tourist Office address: , Calle San Antonio, s/n, Albarracín. Phone: (+34) 978 710 262. Also on the website www.turismodearagon.com.
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