Aínsa commands a triangular promontory at the confluence of the Cinca and Ara rivers in the Sobrarbe Pyrenees at 589 m. Its 11th-century walled old town — one of the best-preserved Romanesque ensembles in Aragon — served as capital of the Kingdom of Sobrarbe before unification...
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