Anento
Member of Los Pueblos más Bonitos de España
Anento is a very small village in the Campo Romanos area of Zaragoza province, within the Campo de Daroca. A privilege granted by James I in 1248 freed it from dependence on Daroca. Its sights are a castle, the church of San Blas, a hermitage and a Celtiberian tower high on the Aguallueve.
Highlights
- The castle of Anento
- The Torreón de San Cristóbal, a Celtiberian tower from around 200 BC
- The church of San Blas
- The hermitage of Santa Bárbara
Summary based on Wikipedia (CC BY-SA), written with AI assistance.
Population: 117
Specialities of Aragon
Typical of the region rather than of this village.
- Ternasco de Aragón (ES)Dish
- Jamón de Teruel (ES)Cured meat
- Melocotón de Calanda (ES)Local produce
- Pollo al chilindrón (ES)Dish
- Migas de pastorDishFried breadcrumbs with garlic, bacon and chorizo, eaten with grapes
- Queso de Tronchón (ES)Cheese
Based on Wikipedia (Gastronomía de Aragón) (CC BY-SA).
Where to sleep
No places to stay are mapped within 3 km.
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Nearby member villages
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