Tourist train in Tramacastilla

A fabulous trip by train to discover the wildlife of the Tena valley.

Pirenarium

A scale model of the whole range, from 100 meters long and nearly 7 meters tall chairs the park, where you can enjoy walking in the representation of more than 120 models of different spaces and buildings of the Aragonese Pyrenees. Water, snow, roads, valleys, are well represented in the biggest Europe scale model.

The Artouste touristic train

This miniature train, which is like a giant toy, is the highest in Europe used for tourism. It will open your eyes wide, sharpen up your hearing and stimulate your sense of smell.

The Tena Valley

The Tena Valley offers a wide range of leisure time activities.You will find an extensive network of clearly marked paths and trails suitable for everyone.  Viewing points and enjoyable theme parks which show and teach all the nature , customs and traditions of the valley.
Further information

Water sports

The valley offers:

• Windsurfing
• Canoeing
• Sailing
• Boat and pedal boat rental
• Kayaking

Adventure Sports

• Try canyon descents
• White water rafting
• Caving
• Bungee jumping
• Aerial runways
• Abseiling
• Rope bridges
• Hidrospeed

Sports Activities

Also you can take part in:

• Horse- riding
• Rock and wall climbing
• Archery
• Tennis
• Front tennis
• Swimming
• Mountain biking
• Roller-blading
• Keep fit circuits
• Fishing

Excursions

You can choose from:

• walking along the signposted trails
• mountain treks
• mountain biking
• cable car
• chair-lift
• tourist train
• off road vehicles
• helicopter
• on horseback or on a quad

Educational Activities:

An interesting choice of workshops, museums, theme parks,  La Cuniacha fauna park, Pirenarium Interpretive Centre.

Cultural Activities and Events

Pirineos Sur International Music Festival, exhibitions, talks, cinema, summer concerts, local village festivals, architecture trails and the Serrablo  Church tour.

Pirineos - Sur

Pirineos Sur is a festival specialising in so-called world and popular music. It is an event seeking to bring together modernity and tradition, technology and ethnography, famous artists and new talents. To sum up, a festival which could not be dogmatic if it tried. The festival was first hosted in 1992 and takes place every year during the second fortnight of July in Aragon's Pyrenees (Lanuza-Sallent de Gállego, in the Huesca province). Much of what goes on takes place on the Lanuza lake.

Xacobeo 2010

This Holy Year offers a unique opportunity to celebrate the Camino de Santiago as a place of pilgrimage and a meeting point for people of different nations that has become a symbol of fraternity over the centuries and a corner stone of an awareness of Europe, as affirmed by the Prince of Asturias Award for Concord won in 2004.

The Holy Year Xacobeo 2010 is very important as it symbolises the end of a cycle which has been particularly prominent for the number of pilgrims who have followed the Camino de Santiago over the years. Given the leap years, the Feast of St. James on 25th July falls on a Sunday every 11, 6, 5, 6 and then 11 years. So there won’t be another ‘Jacobeo’ until 2021.

In order to obtain the jubilee, all pilgrims must honour the three traditions:

• Visit the grave of the Apostle in the Cathedral and pray.
• Receive the Sacrament of Confession (either in the Cathedral or anywhere else, two weeks earlier or afterwards).
• Receive communion.

• Visiting the Cathedral while praying.
• Receiving the Sacraments of Confession (two weeks earlier or afterwards) and the Holy Communion.