Understanding a Style: The Origins
How did Mudéjar art emerge? Why did it become one of the most distinctive styles in Aragon?
These itineraries explain why the style was so highly valued in medieval times and how it has been preserved to the present day.
DATE OF VISIT: 3 October 2026
10.00 a.m. Pozuel de Ariza. After exploring the village, the visit continues to the hermitage of Our Lady of La Torre, where one of the most beautiful and distinctive Mudéjar wooden ceilings in Aragon is preserved.
12.00 p.m. Ariza. From the Church of Santa María, formerly the main mosque, the itinerary includes the castle and urban spaces such as the Jewish and Moorish quarters, reflecting complex medieval coexistence.
4.30 p.m. Ateca. The tour focuses on the Church of Santa María, paying special attention to its Mudejar tower. The exterior ceramics and interior structure provide insight into the construction techniques characteristic of this style.
Special stop:
Homemade sweets in Pozuel de Ariza
Chocolates in Ateca
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