The Somontano Tourist Information Office, the Wine Zone, the office of the Somontano Designation of Origin Council and a delightful shop offering traditional products are all housed on the historical site of San Julián and Santa Lucía.
The Tourist Information Office is housed in a room of an ancient hospital and the Gothic Church of San Julián has been fitted out as the Somontano Information Centre. An impressive audio-visual display shows the full delights of the area and is the perfect starting point for discovering Barbastro and the region.

Centro de Interpretación del Somontano
Avda. de la Merced, 64. 22300 Barbastro
Teléfono: 974 308 350 - 666 458 171
E-mail: [email protected]

The southern part of Somontano has relatively few water springs that are accessible on at ground level, which in the past forced people to design a system to access underground springs and maintain them. This gave rise to unique spring wells, which are vaulted underground chambers where people could gather water. The secrets of these innovative works of hydraulic engineering are now in display in the centre.
There is also a route known as the Spring Wells of Somontano, which starts in Laluenga (home of the Pozo Nuevo) and goes to Ponzano, Lagunarrota, Monesma de San Juan, Adahuesca and Laperdiguera.

Centro de los Pozos Fuente del Somontano
Zona deportiva. 22125 Laluenga
Teléfono: 974 308 350

Automatic door opening with coins.

This building follows the constructive model that was popular in the cities of Aragon in the 16th century. It has been tastefully restored to create a welcoming space where the importance of this locality as a historical crossroad is explained. From Roman times to the present era, several cultures have enriched the history of Castejón del Puente, which is revealed in attractions such as the Roman road, the medieval way of Saint James, the remains of the bridge over the Cinca River and the railroad. In the environs of the town there is a signposted road to the Sanctuary of La Bella (Romanesque origin) and to a number of restored trenches from the Spanish Civil War.

Centro de las Vías de Comunicación "La Malena"
C/ Del Concejo s/n. 22310 Castejón del Puente
Teléfono: 974 404 466 - 974 40 48 10 - 619 425 146

Standing between the Alcanadre and Isuala Rivers, Bierge is one of the gateways to the Sierra de Guara Mountains and Canyons National Park. The wealth of bird-life in the surrounding area makes it an Area of Special Protection for Birds (ZEPA in Spanish) and due to its endemic species and rock plants it is also an area with botanical interest. The varied woods hide a variety of mushrooms and the reserve has an eclectic choice of beauty spots (Mascún, Fajas de Balced, la Támara and el Puntillo, el Gorgonchón etc.).

This Centre provides key information for enjoying, understanding and appreciating this spectacular natural area. It is also the starting point for hiking with several signposted routes with different levels of difficulty: Fuentes de la Tamara and el Puntillo or Crestas de Balced.

Centro del Parque Natural de la Sierra de Guara
Ctra. Rodellar s/n. 22144 Bierge
Teléfono: 974 318 238 y 974 343 430