Holiday houses in Barbastro
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Barbastro holiday rentals start at $85 NZD per night before taxes and fees
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Casa Lima, Family apartment
Ideal para parejas o en familia, el apartamento es luminoso, moderno y práctico en el centro de Barbastro. Totalmente equipado, espacioso. Cada detalle está pensado para darle la mayor comodidad, que un apartamento contemporáneo debe tener para una estancia sin complicaciones. ¡Atención! No se admiten mascotas. En caso de detectarse la presencia de animales en el apartamento, se aplicará automáticamente un suplemento de 70€ por gastos extraordinarios de limpieza. El apartamento está situado en el centro de la ciudad, en un edificio en la tercera planta con ascensor, muy bien ubicado, con 2 balcones y ventanas en todas las habitaciones. Por si queréis traer el café, disponemos de una cafetera Dolce Gusto. El apartamento cuenta con una cama matrimonial de 150, una cama individual de 90 y un sofá cama de 135.
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Independent house with a large garden (Casa Gautama)
If you are looking for tranquility and nature, birds when you wake up, greeting the sun at dawn or gazing at the stars before going to bed, this is what we can offer you. Our environment is a peaceful place, ideal for resting, reading, meditation, hiking, touring the Pyrenees, "disconnecting"... We are at the gateway to the Pyrenees: 1 hour from Ordesa or San Juan de la Peña; 40 minutes from Jaca or Biescas-Panticosa in Valle de Tena; near Nocito and Sierra de Guara Park. REG: CR-Hu-1463
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Duartes apartment in Barbastro with views of the Pyrenees
Piso de dos habitaciones, una con cama nido de dos camas y la otra con cama de matrimonio y otra individual y posibilidad de poner cuna (precio extra). Un amplio salón, amplia cocina y un baño grande. Televisión en la habitación de matrimonio y otra en el salón. Dispone de WIFI. Zona tranquila y con facilidad para aparcar. Con buenas vistas al Pirineo. Cerca de zona comercial, hospital, estación de autobuses. Con zonas verdes, campos de fútbol a 2 minutos. 4°planta Sin ascensor.
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The Señoricas Room
Recently restored en-suite unique space in a 16th century house with an independent access. In the entrance is a small sitting area leading into the bedroom with a balcony opening to the valley and a fully equipped bathroom (including bathtub in the room). Access to the roof terrace with fantastic views is available from the main staircase. The house is located in a small village of medieval origin in the foothills of the pre-pyrenees, close to many tourist sites.
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The nest
Apartment located in a traditional house completely renovated and equipped with all amenities. Suitable for resting and disconnecting from noise and crowds. Located in a small village with few inhabitants, you can enjoy a rural environment surrounded by nature and access routes and activities without sacrificing comfort and modernity. We are in the heart of Ribagorza and a five-minute drive from the Villa de Graus, where you can find all the services.
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Borda de Fadrín
Borda de Fadrín is a typical haystack of the Aragonese Pyrenees built of stone. We have recently renovated it to offer you the best resting environment on your getaway. The hut is located within a garden area (3,000m2) where our house and the pool are located. We share common areas. The town is secluded and that is why it does not have bars or shops. In exchange there are houses like before, total calm, mountains and a wonderful sunset.
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Casa Aurelia Apartments
Apartamento abuhardillado, muy acogedor. Ideal para parejas. Consta de cocina-comedor, baño, habitación con cama de matrimonio y una pequeña terraza con unas vistas espectaculares. Una cama supletoria en el comedor. Totalmente equipado. Tiene wi-fi. Hay red wi-fi gratuita. Se alquila el apartamento entero. En el apartamento encontrarán un dossier con información de todo lo que se puede hacer en la zona y los servicios del pueblo.
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1. 15th Century Tower - Ordesa Nat.Park, Pyrenes
Descubre la torre de Oto, un edificio del siglo XV con un encanto único en el corazón del Pirineo aragonés, a las puertas del parque nacional de Ordesa y Monte Perdido. Vive una experiencia inolvidable en un entorno histórico rodeado de naturaleza. Disfruta de actividades como canyoning, paseos a caballo, vía ferrata, senderismo , tirolina y actividades culturales. Ideal para familias, aventureros y amantes de la historia.
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Charming 1778 House | Ordesa
Charming house from 1778, restored respecting its original essence. Its thick stone walls create a quiet and cozy atmosphere, ideal for unwinding. Located near the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park, it is perfect for enjoying nature. The area offers a multitude of hiking, biking, trail running, and motorcycle road routes. Not recommended for babies or small children due to original elements in the house.
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Casa Blan: a house in the sky
IG Casa Blan: @casablan_troncedo. CR-HU-1501 (Official Registry). Wake up with endless views. Breathe in the silence. Experience nature like never before. At the top of the Aragonese Pyrenees, in the charming micro-village of Troncedo, Casa Blan is hidden: a house of traditional architecture that combines the austere beauty of Sobrarbe with all the comforts of the present.
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Borda Viñuels - Comfort in the wild
Situated in the small village of Planillo on the edge of the Viñas canyon in the sunny valley of the wild Ara river, laying right in between two emblematic national parks, Ordesa-Monte Perdido to the North side and Sierra de Guara to the South, it's a paradise for travellers in search for untouched nature, adventure sports and exquisite mountain cuisine.
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The Cellar, garden and summer kitchen.
pequeño apartamento con un espacio interior para preparar comidas ligeras (microondas, nevera, tostadora, cafetera) y cocina a gas en el exterior de la terraza/jardín. Lo sentimos pero no se admiten mascotas. La Bodega está en la parte inferior de nuestra casa, nosotros vivimos aquí todo el año. Tiene entrada privada y jardín privado.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Barbastro?
Stays in Barbastro’s city center let travelers explore historic streets, markets, and cafes on foot, while quieter neighborhoods near the river are frequently suggested for relaxing retreats. Both areas have accommodations catering to different styles and preferences.
What are the best things to do in Barbastro with kids?
Visit interactive museums, join bread or chocolate making workshops, and enjoy playgrounds or riverside walks near the town center. Kids often delight in seasonal festivals and local treats.
What are some of the best things to do in Barbastro?
Explore the Cathedral of Barbastro, wander through traditional markets, and visit local wineries for tastings. Art galleries, neighborhood cafes, and riverside paths invite deeper discovery.
How is the weather in Barbastro?
Barbastro has cool, damp winters around 35–50°F (2–10°C), and warm, dry summers near 62–89°F (17–32°C). Rain is more frequent in spring and autumn, so packing a light jacket is frequently suggested.
When is the best time to visit Barbastro?
Late spring and early autumn are often recommended for milder temperatures and seasonal festivals. Summers bring warmer weather for outdoor activities, while winter has a quieter pace, with cooler evenings.
What are the best places to visit in Barbastro?
The Cathedral of Barbastro, historic old town streets, and local museums are often recommended sites. Markets and artisan shops around the city highlight regional crafts and foods.
What are some hiking trails in Barbastro?
Explore riverside trails and gentle hikes in the foothills just outside Barbastro. Nearby nature reserves and routes through vineyard landscapes are often recommended for walking and hiking.
What are some family activities we can do in Barbastro?
Families often explore local parks, riverside walks, and interactive museums. Seasonal markets, hands-on workshops, and visits to bakeries or chocolateries provide year-round fun for kids.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Barbastro?
Explore the foothills of the Pyrenees, nearby medieval villages, or regional vineyards for a change of scenery. Nature reserves and mountain trails around the area offer memorable outdoor experiences.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Barbastro?
Several accommodations in Barbastro welcome pets, including rentals near green spaces and walking areas. It is common to find pet friendly options in both historic neighborhoods and quieter corners of town.
What are some local tips for visiting Barbastro?
Start your day early to enjoy local markets and bakeries, and visit neighborhoods near the river for quiet walks. Sampling regional wines and chatting with shopkeepers often brings insights into Barbastro’s traditions.
What is Barbastro known for?
Barbastro is known for its historic cathedral, wine production, and vibrant markets rooted in Aragonese traditions. Local cheeses, artisan breads, and seasonal festivals highlight its cultural landscape.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Barbastro?
Explore winding streets in the historic old town, artisan bakeries, and locally owned shops for handmade goods. Small galleries and quiet plazas around Barbastro often reveal neighborhood traditions and regional crafts.
What are the best foods to try in Barbastro?
Barbastro has distinctive Aragonese flavors including local wines, breads, and cheeses. Crespillos, a sweet pastry made from borage leaves, and river fish dishes are frequently suggested specialties in the area.
What should I bring for a trip to Barbastro?
Pack comfortable shoes for exploring historic streets, a light jacket for cooler evenings, and layers to suit changing temperatures. An umbrella or raincoat is useful during wetter months.
What is the nightlife in Barbastro like?
Barbastro has a mix of locally rooted bars, casual pubs, and cozy cafes throughout the city center. Live music, tapas nights, and social gatherings are frequently suggested for those looking to explore the town’s evening atmosphere.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Barbastro?
Barbastro has the Somontano Wine Festival in August, which is often recommended for local wine tastings and cultural happenings. The Fiesta de la Virgen del Pueyo is also celebrated, and seasonal markets around the city center draw visitors for food and crafts.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Barbastro?
Barbastro has family friendly stays ranging from apartments in the city center to homes near parks. Many rentals include extra sleeping space and access to nearby activities for kids.