L'Atic - Rural Matarranya

Located in the historic center of Calaceite, this apartment is the ideal place to visit this picturesque medieval town with depth and to make excursions knowing the surroundings.

The apartment forms a complex with another located in this building, the Patio de la Torreta. Located on the second floor of the building, it can host up to 4 people and is divided into the following spaces:

• A bedroom furnished with a double bed that incorporates a X so that guests can relax with the water, alone or as a couple In addition, the 2 sofa-beds of the living room can be opened to host 2 more people.

• A bathroom fully equipped with shower tray for guest comfort that is equipped with hair dryer.

• Una open kitchen open to the living room that includes a dining table, washing machine and microwave, to facilitate the guests the domestic tasks.

• A diaphanous space that serves as lounge, where are the sofas where guests can relax watching the television. The space also includes a chimney design that warms the room and a large window from which you can enjoy a magnificent panoramic view of the environment.

• A patio in common with the other apartment of the set that is ideal for alfresco dining and for spending the summer evenings, as it is furnished and includes a covered area on one of the ends.

In addition the house is equipped with air conditioning and heating para regulate the temperature at any time of the year.

Calaceite turolense is a town located on a hill that divides el Algars River and Matarraña. The oldest nucleus of the town is medieval and was grouped around the castle, of which there are currently no remains. The town center replicates some of the corners of the towns of Barcelona, ​​which gives it a special flavor typical of the area. It stands out from afar Calaceite tower, which was originally part of the defensive wall but today is a home particular.

Just outside the village is the Iberian settlement of San Antonio, posing 2 distinct phases of development; the first between the fifth and fourth centuries BC and the second in the third century BC This second phase extended the first nucleus with housing on the terrace surrounded by defensive structures, thus showing the moment of apogee of this small village. The arrangement of these houses and the found objects allow to reconstruct the way of life of these ancient men.

Near this area is Arens de Lledo, a small town that is no more than 200 inhabitants that still preserves intact one of the entrances to the wall. El Portal de Baix, and the wall, dating from the eighteenth century and spread the modern part of the city a maze of winding streets and buildings of several centuries old.