Activities
Activities for families
Plans designed to enjoy with children, combining nature, history and adventure in a safe environment.
Loarre Castle
About 50 minutes by car, this medieval castle is the best preserved in Europe. Its towers and walls provide an ideal setting for children to immerse themselves in stories of knights and princesses. The visit lasts about two hours and guided tours are available.
Alquézar Walkways
A three-kilometre circular route along suspended walkways over the Vero river, with spectacular views. Ideal for families with school-age children. The route takes about two hours; suitable footwear and water are recommended.
Salto de Roldán Viewpoint
30 minutes by car, within the Sierra y Cañones de Guara Natural Park, this viewpoint offers stunning views. It is reached on foot in about 20 minutes from the car park — a perfect short excursion.
Urban walk in Huesca
The city has the Parque Miguel Servet — with playgrounds, ponds and the Snow White cottage — as well as a pedestrian area where you can visit the cathedral and the church of San Pedro el Viejo. Finishing with an ice cream in Plaza López Allúé is a great end to a family afternoon.
Activities for couples
Experiences designed to share special moments in a romantic and relaxing setting.
Wine tourism in Somontano
30–40 minutes away, this wine region offers guided winery visits with tastings and pairings. Many include a paired lunch and tours of the vineyards.
Sunset in the Sierra de Guara
Enjoying the sunset at a panoramic viewpoint with a glass of local wine is an unforgettable experience. Quiet spots with spectacular views can be found around Santa Eulalia la Mayor.
Scenic drive through the Reino de los Mallos
A route through Loarre and the Mallos de Riglos, with stops at castles and natural viewpoints. The full route takes four to five hours and reveals some of the most iconic landscapes of Huesca.
Romantic dinner in Huesca
The city offers excellent gastronomy with signature restaurants and traditional inns. From creative cuisine with local produce to tapas bars in a cosy atmosphere, there is something for every taste.
Activities for adventurers
Plans designed to enjoy with children, combining nature, history and adventure in a safe environment.
Canyoning in the Sierra de Guara
Canyon descents such as Vero, Formiga or Mascún, with jumps into natural pools, rock slides and abseils beside waterfalls. Adventure companies offer half-day or full-day trips with guides and equipment included.
Via ferrata and rock climbing
Huesca has several via ferratas, such as the one at Peña San Miguel in Salto de Roldán or those at Riglos. There are also climbing areas at Vadiello and Rodellar for different experience levels.
Hiking in Ordesa National Park
An hour and a half away, the Ordesa valley offers spectacular routes such as the one leading to Cola de Caballo — a 17-kilometre round trip through forests and waterfalls.
Ascent of Tozal de Guara
At 2,077 metres, it is the highest peak in the Sierra de Guara. The classic route starts from Nocito and takes six to seven hours. It is demanding, but the panoramic views from the summit are breathtaking.
Skiing and winter sports
In snow season, the resorts of Astún, Candanchú and Formigal are between one and a half and two hours from Casa Calvo. You can enjoy alpine skiing, snowshoe routes or ice skating in Jaca.
Activities for groups of friends
Plans designed to share experiences full of fun and action.
Rafting on the Gállego or Ésera rivers
Inflatable raft descents through moderate-level rapids, ideal for groups. The activity lasts about two hours and is organised with professional instructors.
Paintball or laser combat
Paintball fields in Alquézar and Murillo de Gállego where you can organise private games with themed scenarios and all necessary equipment.
Combined multi-adventure
Many companies offer packages combining canyoning, via ferratas and rafting over two days for groups who want to make the most of their adventure experience.
Tapas and drinks in Huesca
The city has a great range of tapas bars and wine bars, especially in the Padre Huesca area. A tour of several taverns is the best way to discover the local gastronomy.
Gastronomic experiences
Huesca is a land of great wines, artisan products and traditional recipes.
Somontano wine route
Winery visits with guided tastings and pairings with local products.
Traditional Alto Aragonese dishes
Ternasco lamb from Aragón, migas a la pastora, pollo al chilindrón and black truffle are some of the regional specialities.
Tapas and informal dining
The bars and taverns in Huesca let you try everything from Graus charcuterie to innovative tapas in a relaxed atmosphere.
Traditional sweets and pastries
The Pastel Ruso, the Trenza de Almuévar and the empanadicos de calabaza are among the best-known desserts in the province.
Cultural and historical experiences
Discover the medieval and artistic heritage of Huesca through these visits.
Watchtower of Santa Eulalia la Mayor
A 9th-century Arab tower atop a hill with panoramic views of the valley.
Montearagón Castle
An ancient 11th-century fortress, key to the Christian Reconquista of the region.
Historic old town of Huesca
Gothic cathedral, Romanesque churches and museums with sacred art and archaeological exhibitions.
Medieval village of Alquézar
A historic complex with cobbled streets, a collegiate church and viewpoints over the Vero river canyon.
Rock art in the Río Vero Cultural Park
UNESCO-protected prehistoric paintings in shelters and caves near Alquézar.
Excursions to Jaca and San Juan de la Peña
The city of Jaca and its Romanesque cathedral, along with the monastery of San Juan de la Peña, are two of the most historically significant sites in the Aragonese Pyrenees.