Few kilometers away from the city of Catalayud, in Nuévalos locality, you can find the famous Monasterio de Piedra (Stone Monastery), located in a precious natural park full of waterfalls, water jumps and caves, is considered as one of the most visited places in Aragon. Piedra River goes down through an amazing natural space around a monastery founded by Cistercians monks in the 12^th century, shaping a unique space with incredible variety of flora and fauna. In addition, during your visit you can discover the interior of the Monastery, the gorges of Mesa River, the thermal pool of Sicilia Balneary o the Museum of la Dolores of Catalayud.

Through the historic centre of Catalayud we can visit important buildings like the palaces of Aragonese style with arcade gallery like the House of Pujada de Vezlopez and the Sesé. Its Múdejar style was declared as World Heritage by UNESCO. During the declaration, the committee considered the Aragonese Múdejar as “a singular and irreplaceable good for humanity”. As an example of the importance of this historical an traditional patrimony, they took six Aragonese buildings: La Aljafería, La Seo and the Church of San Pablo de Zaragoza, the Church of Santa Tecla de Vercera de la Cañada, the Church of Santa María de Tobed and the apse, cloister and tower of the Collegiate Church of Santa María de Catalayud.

The golf course was built in 2011 and is important because it has 9 holes Pitch & Putt located next to the practice field and the Putting Green. The path is oriented to the city of Catalayud, between mountains and with an unbeatable landscape beauty, with the castle of Ayud at the end and the Roman ruins of Bílbilis. The field is approved by the Spanish Royal Federation of Golf to celebrate all type of local or national golf events.