The main square
Stone arcades.
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Aínsa is the main town of the Aínsa-Sobrarbe municipality in Aragon, Spain, south of the Pyrenees in the north of Huesca province, about 31 km from the Ordesa valley in a straight line, in a geologically rich setting. Its main sights are the 12th-century church of Santa María and the 11th-century castle, together with the mountain scenery around it. In the Middle Ages Aínsa was the centre of the Kingdom of Sobrarbe. The old town sits on a hill around a broad stone-paved main square, framed by arcaded stone houses with wooden balconies and overlooked by the church's square stone tower, with narrow lanes running off beneath stone arches and old wooden doors, and Pyrenean peaks on the skyline. It makes a good base for Ordesa National Park and the nearby valleys, and markets and festivals fill the square in summer. The road in is a mountain road, and winters are cold.
Stone arcades.
Square stone.
Old doors.
Aínsa-Sobrarbe, Huesca province, Aragon, Spain
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Ordesa National Park.