Yesterday I showed you a typical street from a village in south of Spain, and today I bring you a pic of a village called Buesa, in the Aragonese pyrinees, the northern mountains of the country.
A typical street of a pirenaic village:
As you can see, the main feature of the walls of its buildings is that are made of thick stones in order to protect from the freezing temperatures in the winter. Moreover, their roofs are made of blackboard stones which doesn't allows the snow get accumulated on them.
Buesa is a beautiful village, and as you can see it is bounded by pine trees, and has a unique romanic church!
In this stunning village you can enjoy one of the best beef steak in the pyrinees!
What are you waiting to come and enjoy?
Text an pic 100% original by @Serlanvet!
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