Valderrobres has well-deserved fame, it's more than pretty, has the landscape and the resounding monumentality of Matarraña, has river, has bridge and castle.

To visit it is better to park on the outskirts and walk through its narrow streets, a paradise for photography enthusiasts.

Cross the bridge to the square that is one of the ones spinning on yourself, looking up and down with his mouth open. I like to climb slowly up to the castle through the narrow streets of medieval layout, observing corners and details without giving truce to the camera.

The castle is straight, almenado, monumental and inseparable from the Gothic church, together they form one of the iconic images of Matarraña. Entering both and the museum is true that it's worth it, but I like to circle the buildings, I marvel at the work of seating, the portico, the rose window, the windows, gargoyles and every detail of the buildings.

To get off I choose another itinerary that leads to the square or porches for a drink before taking a walk along the riverside in the shade of the poplar, between the bridges with the stone fixed on the look and on the camera lens.

This is the visit I like to make in Valderrobres and I recommend it but if you want to significantly improve your Matarraña Tourism experience offers a perfectly documented guided tour.

It eats great in Valderrobres and traditional pastas and sweets are well known.

The countrymen often go to Valderrobres for one reason or another and indefectibly pass by Casa Falgás, the hardware store that has everything and for everyone, also for travelers.

The Guadalupe Inn of Monroyo is very close, To 24 Or 26 kilometers depends from where you look, actually just over fifteen minutes away.