Accessible holidays in Aragón

When you think of Spain, dinosaurs likely aren't the first subject that comes to mind. In fact, the Iberian Peninsula, and especially the region of Teruel, is an ideal destination for fervent fossil fans.Dinópolis is a journey through 4.5 billion years. Imagine what it was like to walk with dinosaurs across eight locations as you gaze at giant fossils, watch 3D movies, and learn all about the magnificent beasts that once roamed Earth.

In September 2005, the current Mausoleum of the Lovers was inaugurated. The project of the building, designed by the architect Alejandro Cañada, has different exhibition rooms that aim to bring the History of the Lovers closer to the visitor.The Mausoleum of the Lovers – opened in 2005 and designed by architect Alejandro Cañad – is organised around four sectors and invites you to come closer to the history of the Lovers of Teruel.Sector I: _Love in Difficult tTimes_, offers insight into the social, political and cultural characteristics that surrounded the events in Teruel at the beginning of the 13th century.Sector II: _The History of the Lovers_, tells the story of events that took place in Teruel in 1217 between Juan Martínez de Marcilla and Isabel de Segura. It also discusses the historical debate that this story has generated over the centuries.

Visit the Cathedral of Santa María de Mediavilla, also known as the Teruel Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its 13th-century Mudéjar ceiling.The tour includes the medieval ceiling, the High Altarpiece, and the Museum of Sacred Art, also known as Museo de Arte Sacro de Teruel, featuring works by Michel Sittow and an ivory carving of Christ.

Visit the Museum of Sacred Art, which holds valuable artifacts of the diocese's history. Observe unique works, such as Hispano-Flemish pieces attributed to Michel Sittow, and a depiction of Christ from the Philippines. This collection represents Teruel's historic interactions with global art centers.

Visit the Cathedral of Santa María de Mediavilla (Teruel Cathedral), a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and see its 13th-century Mudéjar ceiling and High Altarpiece. Next, go to the Museo de Arte Sacro de Teruel (Museum of Sacred Art), which showcases works by Michel Sittow and a detailed ivory depiction of Christ.