Guided Walking Tour of Albarracín: Medieval Streets & Casa NobleA guided walking tour of Albarracín led by an official Spanish-language guide covers the medieval town's narrow streets, notable buildings and the Casa Noble museum house, where you see period interiors across three floors. The tour runs just under two hours and suits all fitness levels; infants and small children can ride in a stroller.Is it for me?The tour is in Spanish only, so it works best if you follow conversational Spanish comfortably. If you speak the language, the guide's 25+ years of local knowledge makes this the deeper version of a walk you could do alone.
Murillo de Gállego: Gallego River Rafting Adventure & Local GuidesYou’ll paddle through foaming rapids beneath the dramatic Mallos de Riglos on this Gallego River rafting trip near Murillo de Gállego. With local guides steering every splashy moment—and sharing stories—you’ll get both adrenaline and laughter. All gear is included so you can focus on feeling alive out there.
Via Verde Cretas Pinell de Brai: 27km mostly downhill rideYou cycle 27 kilometers downhill from Cretas through the Ports of Beceite Natural Park, passing vineyards, forests, and old railway tunnels with two swimming stops along the way. The van provides pickup, your bike with helmet and spotlight, a spare parts kit, and transport back at the end. Plan for a full day out — the descent takes time, and the tunnels and ravines are what make the route worth the ride.Is it for me?Right for cyclists who want a full day outside without climbing — the 27km descent handles the work, and the tunnels and forest sections through the Natural Park are what make it memorable. Expect to be out for 5 to 7 hours depending on your pace and stops, which is what lets you actually experience the landscape instead of rushing through it.
Cretas to Xerta: Scenic Bike Tour with Pickup & TransfersYou’ll coast downhill from Cretas to Xerta with a local guide, crossing forests, tunnels echoing with laughter, and orange groves perfumed by sun. Includes transfers, bikes with helmets and lights, plus pickup at journey’s end — just bring your sense of adventure (and maybe a swimsuit).
Somontano: Bodega Pirineos Wine Tasting & Local Cheese TourYou’ll wander through Bodega Pirineos with a local guide, learning how tradition meets modern winemaking in Somontano. Taste four regional wines paired with local cheese and sausage while sharing stories with fellow travelers. Expect real flavors, genuine people, and moments that linger long after you leave.
Wine Tasting and Tapas Walking Tour in ZaragozaA 3-hour guided wine and tapas tour in Zaragoza pairs wines from Cariñena, Campo de Borja, Calatayud and Somontano with regional cheeses, Teruel ham and seasonal vegetables at four gourmet shops and bars in the historic center. The guide meets you at the Cesar Augusto Monument and walks you through streets shaped by Roman, Muslim, Jewish and Christian heritage, explaining how the Ebro basin's orchards and vineyards define Aragonese cooking. Available in English, Spanish and German; minimum age 16.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to taste Aragonese wines in their cultural context rather than at a winery—the guide walks you through the neighborhoods where these flavors matter to locals, and the four stops let you sit with each wine instead of rushing through a tasting room.
Zaragoza: Self-Guided Scavenger Hunt & Walking Tour AppYou’ll wander Zaragoza’s streets solving riddles and snapping creative photos while finding city highlights like San Felipe Square and the Stone Bridge. Go at your own pace using an easy app—pause for coffee or get competitive with friends. You’ll leave seeing Zaragoza in a way that sticks with you long after the last clue.
