Bird’s-Eye View: The Towers
Mudéjar towers are among the most recognisable features of the Aragonese landscape. Many had defensive origins and served to monitor and communicate across the territory.
Visitors are invited to climb the towers of our towns and enjoy breathtaking views, gaining insight into their historical significance and relationship with the surrounding landscape.
DATE OF VISIT: 17 October 2026
10.00 a.m. Aniñón. The route begins at the Church of Our Lady of the Castle, whose tower and façade preserve elements of the former Mudéjar temple. A walk through the village leads to the Olive Oil Museum, combining heritage and agricultural tradition.
12.30 p.m. Belmonte de Gracián. The visit focuses on the Church of San Miguel, notable for the exterior decoration of its apse and tower and its unique palm-shaped interior structure. The surrounding gypsum landscape is striking.
4.30 p.m. Ricla. After a brief visit to the recently restored castle, the route continues to the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption. Climbing the tower offers sweeping views over the Jalón Valley.
Special stop:
Cherries, garlic and oil in Aniñón and Ricla
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