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Parish Church of San Pedro
Parish Church of San Pedro The church of San Pedro de Ansó was built in the second half of the 16th century. Its origin
Aragón / Huesca
HuescaAragón
Ansó
HuescaAragónIdeal for a quiet visit
Ideal time to visit. Low tourist numbers expected.
IN FIGURES
Heritage and Tradition
860m
ALTITUDE
S. XVI
CHURCH
450
INHABITANTS
3
VALLEYS
Weather now
Ansó, located in the Western Valleys Natural Park.
Ansó is a Pyrenean valley in Aragon, bordering France for more than 50 kilometers, and the region of Navarra for more than 30 kilometers, making it a frontier territory. Its strategic location meant that for centuries it enjoyed privileges granted by the various Aragonese kings, which shaped the character and way of life of its people.
Its inhabitants are dedicated to tourism, services, mountain livestock and forestry. All this makes the level of unemployment is minimal and the young population can settle in the territory.
Ansó offers the visitor nature. Its extensive territory shelters to t
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What to see
Points of interest
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Architecture and corners of the town
Ansó preserves one of the best preserved urban centers of the Aragonese Pyrenees and was declared an Asset of Cultural I
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Ansotano Costume Museum
Ansotano Costume Museum Location : In the old chapel of Santa Barbara, in the street of the same name located in the tow
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Nature Interpretation Center
Interpretation Center of Ansó - Natural Park of the Western Valleys Location : In the old cinema of the town of Ansó, 10
What to do in Ansó
Routes, experiences and activities to discover the village.
ROUTE
The Most Beautiful Villages in the Pyrenees passing through Ansó
Discover this route and its villages
EXPERIENCE
Ansó: A journey to the heart of the Aragonese Pyrenees, where history and nature meet.
Congratulations! You have decided to live the Ansó experience. You are about to travel a unique itinerary full of histo...
What to do
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Location
Ansó is located in Huesca, Aragón.
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