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October 12th 2016

Published: October 12th 2016

Mobile Geriatrics

10 October 2015

Things had been a bit hectic of late so we had a fairly easy day.

We left in the late morning for a look around Ainsa’s old town before a tapas lunch. Then it was a pleasant hour’s walk to look at some of the local monuments.

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Ainsa’s main square and Romanesque church

Ainsa’s main square and Romanesque church

Ainsa’s main square and Romanesque church

The plain church interior

The plain church interior

The plain church interior

It’s attractive crypt

It’s attractive crypt

It’s attractive crypt

And unusual odd shaped cloister

And unusual odd shaped cloister

And unusual odd shaped cloister

This eight columned temple was built in 1655 to commemorate a battle to seize Ainsa from the Muslims

This eight columned temple was built in 1655 to commemorate a battle to seize Ainsa from the Muslims

This eight columned temple was built in 1655 to commemorate a battle to seize Ainsa from the Muslims

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