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The days in Jaca had been most enjoyable, and informative, but sadly it was time to move on again, so we set out to drive from Jaca to Sos del Rey Catholico. It was a very misty start to the … Continued

The Cathedral and Diocesan Museum in Jaca are ‘must-visit’ and ‘keep returning’ sites. And because both are in the centre of the old town, on the edge of a well-used plaza with cafes, there seem to be people popping in … Continued

We had to go out for dinner most nights, and so got to see Jaca night and day.

It is always good to walk in a park, or under trees – actually it is essential – certainly for my wellbeing! – and so we found these three interesting green spaces in Jaca. The council advertises several ambitious walks … Continued

There are two marvellous sights which really stand out in this delightful town – the Citadel in Jaca, and the Cathedral. A brief history and layout Philip II of Spain commissioned the construction of the Citadel at the end of … Continued

The old town is quite small, so walking round the walls of Jaca was relatively easy. A brief history of Jaca Jaca was occupied by he Romans c.190BC, and was important for trade, and defence. It was then occupied by … Continued

The days in the Parador in the mountains were unforgettable, but we had to move on, travelling from Bielsa to Jaca.

‘Another day in the Pyrenees’ was a gift. It was cold early in the mornings but the temperature rose during the day, and the air was fresh and stimulating, but relaxing.

I asked Jeremy to write this post, and in the Parador of Bielsa there was time to reflect on some of the sights and ideas which had enjoyed so far on the trip. So, over to Jeremy!

We spent four nights in the Parador of Bielsa and it was unforgettable – a time to be treasured.