Casas Rurales Ordesa

• Holiday cottage Full to let
• Sleeps: 1-32
• Registration No.: VTR-HU-749
• Web of Casas Rurales Ordesa: http://www.casasordesa.com

  Casas Rurales Ordesa is pet friendly (ask the owner).  

Casas Rurales Ordesa are located in the region of Sobrarbe, Huesca, in the heart of the Aragonese Pyrenees, at the gates of Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park.

These typical local holiday cottages - built in stone and wood - can accommodate between 2 and 9, are superb and located on a private estate in the countryside.

They are located on the outskirts of a small mountain village called Belsierre, in a private area with illuminated gardens, parking area, barbecues, large individual porches with garden furniture and jacuzzi tubs.

Environment & Activities Casas Rurales Ordesa

Location:

In the Central Pyrenees in the old historic Sobrarbe, one of the wildest and unspoiled areas in the Pyrenees. It has a rich and priviledged architectural, cultural, geological and landscape heritage including a wide range of activities for all types of visitors.

In its vast territory, over 2000 square kilometres, there are three natural areas - Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park, Guara Mountains Natural Park, and Posets-Maladeta Park which, added to the French Pyrenees Park, are the largest European protected area.

With an area of ​​over 15,000 hectares, the National Park of Ordesa and Monte Perdido was distinguished as World Heritage by UNESCO and declared the second National Park in Spain - Valleys of Ordesa, Pineta, Escuaín and Añisclo.

Our greatest architectural wealth dates from the Romanesque, and features most of our religious, civil and defense buildings. There are also older vestiges such as Tella dolmen. Surrounded by beautiful villages and places of great cultural and historical value such as Aínsa (historic and artistic heritage), Alquézar, Torla, the Monastery of St. Victorian, Bielsa, Tella...

Activities:

In the area we can do lots of adventure activities as well as rafting, canyoning, fishing, hunting, climbing, quad biking and hiking routes of varying degrees of difficulties to observe the majesty and wealth of these valleys.