Foradada del Toscar, a crossroads between valleys and mountains
Located between the Ribagorza and Sobrarbe regions, Foradada del Toscar is a municipality that retains the character of mountain villages and boasts views that reach the nearest peaks. The road connecting Graus and Aínsa divides the town in two: the upper town and the lower town, each with its own charm and inviting corners that beckon visitors to linger.
The municipality consists of Foradada del Toscar, Bacamorta, Las Colladas, Espluga, Lacort, Lascorz, Morillo de Liena, Navarri, Senz and Viu , all of them with a marked rural character and an environment that combines fields, forest and mountains.
Heritage and life in its villages
In Senz stands the Parish Church , of Romanesque origin and dating from the 12th century, notable for its simplicity and harmony. In Viu, the Church of San Victorián (16th century) recalls the legacy of art and faith in these lands.
The streets of the main town and its neighboring villages showcase traditional architecture, with stone walls and slate roofs adapted to the high-altitude climate.
Landscapes to explore at your own pace
The natural landscape around Foradada del Toscar is perfect for those seeking peaceful routes and open scenery. Paths lead from its villages to other towns and viewpoints, as well as mid-mountain trails that allow you to explore the Sierra Ferrera or access the via ferrata that shares the town's name, one of the most famous in the Aragonese Pyrenees.
The main festival is celebrated on November 30th , in honor of Saint Andrew, with traditional activities and an atmosphere that brings together residents from all the villages.
Holidays and traditions
- November 30: festivities in honor of Saint Andrew