Valverde

The national capital Madrid is located 140 miles (225 kilometers) west of Valverde, while Valencia lies 110 miles (177 kilometers) to the south.

Aragon is firmly established on the tourist trail, which means getting from A to B is a breeze. Be sure leave yourself plenty of time to explore the incredible range of attractions the region has to offer. You'll also find Carinena, 25 miles (40 kilometers) to the south, and Fuendetodos 30 miles (48 kilometers) to the southwest.

About 45 miles (72 kilometers) to the south of Valverde is Teruel, a regional center and the home of Dinopolis, Teruel Museum and Torre de San Juan. Don't rush back to Valverde until you've spent a little time at Teruel's Teruel Cathedral, Plaza de San Juan and Torre de El Salvador.

Faith is a pivotal aspect of every community's make-up, so why not set aside some time to visit the area's many cathedrals and other important religious sites. People who explore Aragon usually take time to explore the wide range of open-air museums and open-air exhibits here.

Have a go at some of the region's most popular cold weather activities. Many locals enjoy cross-country skiing here. Skiing is also popular. Admire the Aragon area in a new way. Summon the courage and try paragliding.

At the end of your adventure in Valverde, pack up your camera and mementos, spend your last of your euros on last-minute souvenirs, and bid a fond Adiós (farewell) to this unique destination.