Puertos de Beceite massif
Wild nature and hiking routes at altitudes approaching 1,400 metres.
Who we are in the Matarraña
A journey through the history, culture and landscape of a unique region situated between the Iberian System and the Mediterranean.
Heart of the Matarraña
Matarraña County is defined by the union of its 18 villages, each with its own identity yet sharing a common heritage. Valderrobres stands as the administrative capital, while Calaceite holds the title of cultural capital.
Shared capital
Valderrobres and Calaceite lead the region, balancing administrative governance with the cultural and architectural richness that characterises the 'Aragonese Tuscany'.
A relief sculpted by nature
Located in the north-eastern corner of Teruel, our region is an eminently mountainous territory where the foothills of the Iberian System and the Catalan coastal ranges converge.
The Puertos de Beceite massif and the Rocas del Masmut
The landscape reaches its most dramatic expression in the Puertos de Beceite massif, with peaks approaching 1,400 metres in altitude. Together with the imposing Rocas del Masmut in Peñarroya de Tastavins, these settings form one of the most spectacular scenic ensembles in Aragon.
Essential places
A selection of key points for understanding the topography and heritage of the region.
Rocas del Masmut
Impressive conglomerate rock faces, home to large colonies of griffon vultures.
Region's capitals
Valderrobres (administrative) and Calaceite (cultural), historic ensembles of great beauty.
Matarraña · Tourism
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Discover accommodation, local guides and services for your route through Matarraña.