I have reviewed my photo archive and selected a place that I have visited several times. With my kids when they were little, with friends, with my photography group… El Castillo de Loarre.
The castle of Loarre and its wall rise on a rock, in an exceptional spot in the region of Hoya de Huesca. It is one of the best preserved medieval fortresses in Aragon and is considered one of the most beautiful and perfect buildings of the European Romanesque.
The castle consists of a walled enclosure and a built body as well as an external tower.
It may well be known to anyone, as it appeared in 2005 in the film Kingdom of Heaven.
It is a recommended visit for both children and adults. It is very entertaining and in the surroundings you can also visit very interesting places.
It’s been a while from my last visit, perhaps when we regain the freedom to travel, it would be a good idea to come back. I have seen that the last pictures I made was with my old Sony reflex. I would have to give a chance to my Fuji cameras.
Posted as part of Lens-Artists: Going Back
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Beautiful collection of photos. I’ve already been to Wikipedia to see where it is located and to read some of its history. Thanks for the introduction to a historic Spanish castle.
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You’re welcome, it’s been a pleasure to go back to the castle, although only it’s in pictures.
Thanks for commenting. 🙂
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What a beautiful and well-preserved castle Ana – your images are wonderful! Can’t imagine the Fuji would do a better job but might be fun to try!
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Even if it only serves as an excuse, it’ll be worth it.
And I think they’ll do a good job indoors. With my old reflex I couldn’t do much.
Thank you, Tina 🙂
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Fantasti photos wowww
Ciao, Pat 🐣
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Thank you very much, Patrizia 🙂
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Beautiful beautiful. I soooo love castles. Some connection in a former life. I motorcycled through Spain (and parts of Europe) in autumn 1970. Somewhere, I could never find it again, in the broad region around Burgos or Valladolid, on the way to Madrid, I rode up a hill to a small castle or fort ruin, and drove into the ruined courtyard. I’ll never forget it. Thanks for the reminder!
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You are wellcome!
Thanks for commenting 🙂
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You are wellcome!
Thanks for commenting 🙂
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Ah, what a beauty, Ana! This castle I would love to visit – excellent photos.
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I assure you, it’s a very interesting visit.
Thanks a lot, Ann-Christine 🙂
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Lovely castle! I love re-visiting familiar spots now that I have children because it lets me look at them with new eyes 🙂
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It’s fantastic to look again with the children of a child.
Thanks a lot 🙂
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Wonderful pictures from the old castles in Spain!
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Thank you, Tatiana 🙂
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Ana, thank you for sharing your photos. I’ve never been there, probably will never get to go either, so I appreciate you sharing all the different perspectives you took of the place. I love your leading lines and composition. Nice job!
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Thank you very much, Shelley 🙂
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