Aragon Guide

The seat of the Moslem governors, it was built on one of the turrets of the Roman wall. After the reconquest it became the residential palace of the kings of Aragon, from Alfonso I el Batallador (The Warrior) to Jaime I. Its present aspect dates and the characteristics of palatial architecture of the period. It is used today as a municipal tourism office.

Address: Glorieta Pio XII, s/n