Tarazona

Tarazona, the monumental "Toledo Aragonese", is one of the most spectacular and culturally rich stops on the Camino Castellano-Aragonés. Situated at the feet of the majestic Moncayo, this city offers the pilgrim an exceptional artistic heritage, a fruit of the coexistence of Christian, Jewish, and Muslim cultures. Its main jewel is the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Orchard, a unique temple with Gothic structure and stunning Mudéjar and Renaissance decoration. The pilgrim can lose himself in the labyrinth of streets of its old Jewish quarter, admire houses hanging over the Queiles River and be surprised by its octagonal bullring plaza. The Episcopal Palace and the Town Hall façade are among its many attractions. For the walker, Tarazona is an oasis of art and history, with all necessary services for a well-deserved rest. It's an stage that enriches deeply the pilgrimage, a meeting with the splendor of Mudéjar Aragonese and the beauty of a city that has been a crossroads of roads and cultures.