Cultural Landscape: A Lived Territory
The cultural landscape is the result of the historical and social relationship between people and their environment.
Exploring these landscapes reveals how towns, architecture and traditional activities have shaped a lived space, where heritage extends beyond monuments and becomes part of everyday life and territorial identity.
DATE OF VISIT: 21 November 2026
10.00 a.m. Alpartir. A walk through the village at the foot of the Algairén range highlights the close relationship between landscape, urban fabric, architecture and traditional crafts.
1.00 p.m. Villanueva de Gállego. The visit reveals the close link between the town and the Gállego River, shaping agriculture, infrastructure and settlement patterns.
4.30 p.m. Torres de Berrellén. As well as visiting its church and strolling through its streets, we’ll be able to admire a fantastic example of a sirga, system that enhances the experience of the landscape and enables an understanding of the role of the river as a route of communication, a natural boundary and an essential resource. Heritage, water and river landscape come together here to offer a comprehensive overview of the river. a comprehensive understanding of the territory as it is experienced.
Special stop:
Wine and oil in Alpartir
Artisanal bakery products in Torres de Berrellén
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