PR-HU-146. Huesca-Fuentes de Marcelo

The PR-HU-146 route, known as Huesca-Fuentes de Marcelo, is a 2.8-kilometer trail that presents itself as an accessible option for those who wish to enjoy the nature and history of the Huesca region. This easy-difficulty path allows walkers to explore the natural surroundings while approaching important points of cultural interest. The start of the route is located in the city of Huesca, where visitors can take the opportunity to visit the Huesca Museum. Founded in 1844, this museum houses a valuable collection of works of art originating from monasteries and convents in Alto Aragón, nationalized during the Mendizábal disappropriation in 1835. The rich history of the museum offers a deep insight into the cultural heritage of the region. As they progress along the trail, walkers can also admire the Palace of the Kings of Aragon, a prominent example of civil architecture that currently houses the Huesca Museum. This palace, with a history that dates back to medieval times, is a testament to the glorious past of the city and to the importance of Huesca in the history of Aragon. The Huesca-Fuentes de Marcelo route not only offers the opportunity to enjoy a pleasant walk but also allows hikers to immerse themselves in the rich history and culture of the region, making this experience a perfect combination of nature and heritage.