ACTIVITIES

Art - Food - Festivals - Craft

The city of Caspe brings together many attractions, as their typical streets decorated with flowers, art represented by the Collegiate Gothic Santa Maria, tasting virgin olive oil in the Lower Aragon, or enjoy festivals and celebrations among those highlights the Easter and the Celebration of Commitment (declared interest Tourist Aragon), the first of May and the biggest festival of San Roque.

The historic significance of this county is reflected in various art forms, like those of Roman origin with the Mausoleum of Miralpeix or cave paintings from Plano Pulido.

From Romanesque art is the Chapel of St. Mary of Horta, rescued from the waters of the Ebro reservoir. There are also numerous hermitages, as the Santa Quiteria (1648), San Roque (1782), patron of the city or the Hermitage of San Indalecio, baroque s. XVIII, and the cover of the early Gothic House council.

Along with the Collegiate we can see the remains of the medieval castle where he held the promise Caspe or in the Plaza of Spain, the House-Palace Piazuelo-Barberan, Renaissance Baroque s. XVII, the city council with several canvases on the promise Caspe and a permanent exhibition of coins. On the opposite side can stroll under the bows of Toril.

The crafts in Caspe highlighted by lace and embroidery, handicrafts iron, stone and the development of artificial wooden figures performing some pastors

With regard to gastronomy in Caspe, you can find products of exceptional quality Doda, such as olive oil or peach. Enjoys equal furnaces with a delicious traditional pastries. We may also enjoy, in our own house, fine cuisine of Restaurant The Trujal.