3. Access to the
rotation is
performed
through four
tunnels or gates,
the South was the
crews of the North
led to the
rendering plant,
the Western
communicating
with the bullpen
and East served as
entrance to the
public.
It tore

4. The Episcopal
Palace of
Tarazona,
Moorish zuda
and temporary
residence of the
Aragonese
monarchs, was
converted from
the late
fourteenth
century
Episcopal Palace

6. Catedral
Nuestra Señora de la
Huerta
Meets a set of diverse
styles, from early
Gothic thirteenth
century to its latest
manifestations of the
fifteenth century, to
link to the revival of
the sixteenth century,
adorned with the
architectural
tradition of
Aragonese Mudejar.

7. The presence of
Jewish population
in Tarazona, is
often lacking in the
Visigothic period,
but there must have
been a Jewish center
in Roman times.
The importance and
power of this
community is
strengthened in the
Muslim period,
although part of the
population moved
to new medina of
Tudela in the ninth
century.

8. The Town Hall of
Tarazona was built next
to the wall, leaning
against it, between 1557
and 1563 in the Plaza
Mayor or the market, to
fulfill the role of Lonja,
gazebo oxen and barns
since the city already had
a building Council for
Homes in the Plaza de la
Magdalena, in the
neighborhood of the Belt.
However, we know that
since the mid-
seventeenth century, the
building became the
Market Hall itself used as
house

9. This group of
houses Conde
Street was built
taking advantage of
the parapet wall of
the Belt
neighborhood. His
later fascists were
flown on Jewry
Street.. Belt
neighborhood His
later fascists were
flown on Jewry
Street.

10. It is an
ancient shrine
mentioned in
municipal
documents
from the mid-
sixteenth
century.
It is an
octagonal
temple, built
of brick in
1660.

11. La Ermita de
San Juan de
Tarazona, is
located on the
way out of
town toward
Agreda, is the
work of the
seventeenth
century that
exploits a cave
in the rock.

12. The Church of St. Mary
Magdalene located in the
neighborhood of the Belt of
Tarazona, a neighborhood
that retains its medieval
urbanism, with steep,
narrow streets, arches, stairs
and walkways. It is the
oldest preserved temple and
was the first cathedral of
Tarazona and in the twelfth
century.

13. The Convent of the
Franciscan Sisters
of Our Lady of the
Conception of
Tarazona WAS
FOUNDED IN 1542
next to the church
and consecrated
walled enclosure do
in 1546

14. Palace
Alzira or
Eguarás of
Tarazona,
is a
Renaissanc
e work, and
was built
between
1557 and
1565 by
Antonio
Eguarás,

15. The Fine Arts
Theatre Tarazona
was built between
1918 and 1921. The
works were
performed by the
architect Miguel
Angel Navarro
project.

16. The Church of San
Francisco, the work
of the late fifteenth
and sixteenth
century, is part of
what would be the
Franciscan convent
in Tarazona of the
cloister is retained.
The old Franciscan
monastery was
founded by St.
Francis of Assisi in
1214. Married here
in 1329 King
Alfonso IV of
Aragon and Queen
Eleanor of Castile.

17. The Church of
San Miguel
Archangel
Tarazona was
built in the
second
quarter of the
sixteenth
century,
replacing the
earlier Gothic,
Medieval,
seated on the
former site of
the Arab
mosque.

18. The Convent of the
Discalced
Carmelites of
Santa Ana de
Tarazona was
founded and
funded by direct
order of St. Teresa
of Avila, by Bishop
Fray Diego de
Yepes (1599-1613),
who donated an
important legacy
of orgebrería and
painting.

19. The Church of Our
Lady of Mercy of
Tarazona was founded
in the late fifteenth
century by the monks
of Mercy, on the site of
the church of Santa
Cruz del Rebate,
disappeared during
the War of the Two
Pedros.

20. The high walls of
Tarazona are the
most important
of the ancient
walls of the city
and the best
preserved.
Robust, and
quite high
fastness test
centuries, form a
nearly straight
line, vertically
sectioned at
intervals to
provide access to
the Mayor Street,
Barracks and
San Atilano

21. The Church of
San Atilano,
patron of the city
of Tarazona, is
erected on the site
of the birthplace
of the Holy Belt in
the neighborhood,
the old Jewish
quarter of
Tarazona.

23. Known for its
historic Hotel
Brujas de
Becquer, Brujas
de Becquer Space
also offers
extensive
experienca in
celebrations of all
kinds, a renowned
restaurant and
awarded several
times as well as a
business and
cultural center. It
is definitely a hub
of activity
reference in the
Shire.

24. The Hotel is
an ancient
palace of the
year 1501, as
recorded in
the historical
record, he
built the
Jewish
convert to
Muslim
builder
Mohamed
Santafe

25. The Hotel
Condes de
Visconti is
located in a
palace of the
sixteenth
century and
has the charm
and tranquility
of the noble
city of
Tarazona offers
its inhabitants.

26. Hostal Santa
Agueda opened
in 2002,
restoring an
ancient civil
building in the
downtown street
Visconti. It has 11
double rooms, all
equipped with
fully restored
antique
furniture.

28. The Cipotegato is the
universal tradition of
Tarazona and takes place
every year on 27 agosto.1 The
festivities in honor of the
patron San Atilano were
declared of regional interest
in 1998 and the national
interest in 2009.
Turasionense mythical
character hooded and
dressed as a harlequin with
yellow, red and green. The
main day of the festival of
Tarazona, at twelve o'clock
noon, bursts into the square
through an open corridor
through the crowd by
friends and former
Cipotegatos. Across the
square, is pursued by the
crowd throws tomatoes. If it
comes out triumphant, will
be uploaded to the sculpture
erected in his honor in the
same square.

29. Tarazona
monumental. Traductor Ayumtamiento.es