Graus

The Municipality is composer: Abenozas, Aguilar, Aguinaliú, Bellestar, Benavente of Aragon, Centenera, Ejep, Graus, Güell, Juseu, Panillo, Pano, La Puebla de Fantova, La Puebla del Mon, Pueyo de Marguillen, El Soler, Tower Esera , Tower Obata, Torrelabad, Torres del Obispo and Santa Lucia Las Ventas.

The "very ancient and very noble village of Graus" is the Municipality of MOST Inhabitants of the Shire, showing the administrative capital of Also the Same. This town is the headquarters of the District of La Ribagorza.

Many characters Have Written the history of This Town, But There Are Three most relevant Sancho Ramírez, won the 1083 Kraus, St. Vincent Ferrer Preached In These lands in 1415 and finally Joaquín Costa, Who Lived and died in Graus 1911.

Graus, Developed Mainly in the Middle Ages, And This aspect is Reflected in the structure Formed streets. If we walk through Monument Graus from Joaquin Costa, Salamero pass through the streets and to enter Into the Ravine Street and Mur Mur Fermín by Linés Portal. This Road Will Lead Us To The Plaza Mayor, in medieval origin, Which highlights the town hall. From There continue Along the Calle Mayor to Plaza Coreche to Get Into the Barriche on Calle San Vicente Ferrer leads us to the Plaza Portal Fanton and Cheers, Graus old entry from Barbastro.

Places of interest

Space Pyrenees Icons Museum Virgen de la Peña, Plaza Mayor de Graus
Basilica of the Virgen de la Peña de Graus, S. XVI
Romanesque Bridge Down, S. XII, salt Aguinaliú
Set Fantova, S. XI - XIII
Grust Church of S. XIII
Buddhist Temple Panillo Dag Shang Kagyu
Ermita de San Antón, s. XI, Pano

Information of interest

Celebrations in honor of Santo Cristo, San Vicente Ferrer, 12 to 15 September.
The Sunday closest to September 14, interpreted the Mojiganga, declared of national touristic interest.
It held several fairs during the year are several centuries old.
Graus remains an important truffle market, held on Saturday mornings