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Opening times of the old school house:  Mon   16.00 -17.30,                                                                  Tue:   15.15 - 17.30                                                                  Wed:  11.30 - 12.00                                                                  Thurs: 16.00 - 17.30 Closed during school holidays. Opening times of Klostermuhlestrasse 3:   Tue:    9.00 -11.00               ...

Locanda Bellavista Via Gardesana, 6 Malcesine Tel:   045 6590219 Fax;   045 6590219 Email:   info@bellavista-malcesine.com Web:     www.bellavista-malcesine.com

Apartment Vigo Strada del Roccolo, 1 Bardolino Tel;   045 6209444 Fax:  045 6210420 Email:   europlan@europlan.it Web:     www.europlan.it

Collia Raimondo Via Caserma Ospital Vecchio, 6 Verona Tel;   348 2250880 Fax:  045 7553655 Email;   raimondocollia@virgilio.it

Apartment Lenotti Louise Localita' Capra Bosco Chiesanuova Tel;   045 7285807

In case you want to go directly to Lourdes and visit Torreciuded in a later stage, we suggest this other option through the Somport tunnel.  This is one of the most beautiful and exciting itineraries that you can take.  The road runs through Huesca, Jaca and Canfranc all the way to the French border.Not far from Jaca you can find one of the jewels of this trip, the San Juan de la Pena Royal Monastery. it is a spectacular medieval monastery nestled in the rock from which takes its name.  It is one of the best preserved treasures of the Aragonese patrimony.  The magnificent Romanesque cloister is covered by the mountain.  This combination of mountain and cloister makes San Juan de la Pena a unique set piece. The crossing  to the French side takes place through the historic Somport Tunnel, across the Pyrenees National Park, Pau, capital city of the Aquitaine and Tarbes, will take you to the sanctuary of Lourdes. Tourism de Aragon (Aragon Tourism) Tel; ...

This is a good way of seeing both Aragonese santuaries of the Marian Route in an easy and comfortable trip.  not far from Zaragoza you will find Huesca.  It is a very hospitable Town.  It is worth taking a look at the historic quarter.  The cathedral and the San Pedro et Viejo church are almost mandatory stops. From Huesca we move towards and into the 'Sierra y Canones de Guara Natural Park'.  it is one of the best places in Europe to practice canoniong. The city of Barbastro and the Somontano shire, land of great wines, will guide you to Lake El Grado. The waters of this artificial lake guard the santuary of Torreciuded. The santuary was open to publioc in 1975. It has become the main center of devotion for people living in Aragonese Valleys of the Pyrenees. Approaching Ordesa and Monte Perdido National park from Torreciuded is as easy as following the road to Ainsa and then Torla (main entrance of the park) . This park is a UNESCO World Heritage. You can a...

Zaragoza is a modern city that counts with an important historic and artistic patrimony.  This is the result of more than 2000 years of history, Romans, Muslims, Jewish and Christians inhabited the city. This is why Zaragoza is known as the "City of the four Cultures". Since the International Exposition of 2008. Zaragoza is seeing as a fresh and innovating city that possesses a legacy of avant-guard buildings.  More than ever, Zaragoza is now more reachable to everyone. Whether you travel on your own, as a couple, in family or with friends, Zaragoza is the ideal place to get lost in its streets and enjoy the art, culture and gastronomy.  All that at your own pace and without being rushed. What to see A very open and welcoming city, in Zaragoza you can find anything that you might be looking for. Unique places such as the La Seo Cathedral and its Tapestries Museum, the Roman remains of the ancient immortal city of Caesaraugusta, the essence of the Goya paintings...