Fitur opened its doors this Wednesday with a limited program at the Aragon stand due to the Adamuz accident
Miguel Indurain is a legend of Spanish cycling and a regular at the Pyrenees race.
Another improvement is that the annual spending required to access the Silver and Gold levels and their associated benefits will be reduced.
The great nighttime cultural festival will bring cultural offerings for all audiences on June 28th.
With a single price of 8.80 euros from Huesca to Canfranc, this train is a highly recommended option for getaways and rural tourism.
The main objective of the future agreement is to “guarantee the future prosperity of the entire region,” and to this end, all physical barriers, the famous Fence, checkpoints and controls on people and goods will be eliminated.
Aragonese residents will enjoy a direct connection between Zaragoza and Brussels, one of the key hubs of European Christmas, from December 5th to 8th.
Work began in May and an investment of 17 million euros is planned.
With this frequency boost, the Zaragoza-Canary Islands corridor will have more than 100,000 seats by 2025, 66% more capacity than last year.
The Aragon government is seeking a new five-year contract with Dorna to keep the event on the MotoGP calendar.
Aragon is already showcasing its potential at Fitur with its most impressive and technologically advanced stand: “You will be able to smell, see and feel the Community”
He won the Tour and Giro and is a Spanish legend: the cyclist who, at 60, will compete in his eighth Quebrantahuesos
Renfe has allowed points to be redeemed immediately for discounts on tickets since July
The squares are filled with culture and museums are open until midnight: the White Night returns
The Canfranero roars again: these are the stops and schedules of Aragon’s most anticipated train
Spain and the United Kingdom agree on a new relationship with Gibraltar
Zaragoza will have direct flights to Brussels this December long weekend
The Benasque-Cerler gondola lift kicks off in late 2026
Zaragoza Airport doubles its flights to the Canary Islands with daily connections starting in the summer
MotorLand attracts more than 110,000 visitors to the Aragón GP, and Blasco is “more optimistic” about MotoGP’s future