Villanova, rural charm at the gateway to the Pyrenees
On the left bank of the Ésera River, Villanova It presents itself as a small treasure of the Aragonese Pyrenees, right at the entrance to the Benasque Valley. Its cobbled streets, stone and wood houses, and the surrounding mountainous environment make it a perfect destination for those seeking a Tourism in Villanova calm, authentic and connected with nature.
The town has preserved its essence throughout the centuries, maintaining a town center with a medieval feel and a Romanesque heritage that surprises at every turn. All of this is complemented by a stunning natural environment that invites exploration in any season.
Historical heritage and unforgettable views
Villanova's greatest pride lies in its two 12th-century Romanesque churches : San Pedro , austere and elegant, and Santa María , with original features showcasing the architectural artistry of the period. From their surroundings, one can enjoy unique panoramic views of the valley, the Sierra de Chía mountain range, and the peaks that mark the entrance to the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park.
Holidays and traditions
- April 29 and 30: Festivities in honor of Saint Peter Martyr
