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Ciudadela
Citadel, Primer Viernes de Mayo,
Jaca, Zaragoza
Aragón
Spain
97 436 04 43
Type: Historical Interest
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Jaca, Zaragoza
Aragón
Spain
97 436 04 43
Type: Historical Interest
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The Ciudadela was constructed under King Felipe II during the 16th-century religious wars with the French Huguenots. The star-shaped fortress, complete with a now-grassy mote and imposing battlements, still serves as a military base, though
guided tours are available 11 am-noon and 6-8 pm.
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