TAIGA Lake Caspe

The Castillo del Compromiso, located in Caspe, is a historic fortress that owes its name to the Compromise of Caspe in 1412. This event determined the succession to the crown of Aragon. The castle offers a fascinating mix of architectural styles and panoramic views of the city and surrounding countryside. A visit to this castle is a trip back in time and a must for history buffs.

The Mequinenza Reservoir, also known as the "Sea of Aragon," is an impressive reservoir created by the construction of the Mequinenza Dam in 1966. With an area of 7,540 hectares and a capacity of 1,530 hm³, it is the largest reservoir in Aragon. It extends from Mequinenza to Escatrón and inundates parts of municipalities such as Caspe and Chiprana. The reservoir is a paradise for water sports enthusiasts, with opportunities for fishing, sailing and kayaking. The surrounding nature offers beautiful landscapes and rich biodiversity, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and adventurers.

The Fisheries Museum in Caspe is a unique destination for history and fishing enthusiasts. The museum highlights the rich tradition of fishing in the region of Aragon, with a focus on the Mequinenza Reservoir. Visitors can see an extensive collection of traditional fishing gear, boats and photographs illustrating the evolution of fishing over the years. Educational displays offer insight into the different species of fish living in the reservoir and the techniques used to catch them. The museum also hosts workshops and interactive exhibits, making it a great place for both adults and children to learn more about local culture and history.