Find the lost treasure of Al-Muqt\u00e1dir: 50,000 gold coins that never reached their destination. From Ramiro I to Juana Enriquez, all the Aragonese kings and queens have tried to find the treasure. But is it true, or just a legend?
\nThe route runs through Sos del Rey Cat\u00f3lico, Uncastillo, Bolea, Loarre, Huesca, Barbastro, and Alqu\u00e9zar. You can follow this route on foot, by bike, on horseback or by doing it in several different stages. In each of the stages, you also have other great treasures to discover: Romanesque and medieval architecture, magnificent buildings, and wonderful memories.
\nThere is a treasure to discover in each of the cities on the route. You have to write down the clues in order, as the website ask you for them. At the end of each of the tours through the locations, the website will give you access to the treasure. It is encrypted, and you have to insert the numbers that you have been finding in the clues in the same order that you found them.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
In 1063 the Aragonese conquer Barbastro from Al-Muqtadir, lord of Zaragoza. Although they found great wealth in the city, the Christians did not recover a chest that they had been following from Zaragoza, and that contained the payment of tributes to the King of L\u00e9rida: 50,000 gold coins.
\nRamiro I, and then, one-by-one, all the Aragonese queens, chase the treasure through the pre-Pyrenees region: Barbastro, Alqu\u00e9ar, Bolea, Loarre, Huesca, Sos del Rey Cat\u00f3lico and Uncastillo are thoroughly searched. Will you accept the challenge?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":2796,"parent":0,"menu_order":0,"template":"","categoria_ruta":[],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n