Parador de Alcaniz Hotel - Teruel

The dining room offers dishes that are typical of the region, such as roast young lamb 'ternasco asado', and typical sweets: Alma pancakes and almond cakes.

Gothic walls, plateresque tomb and baroque facade are inserted into an interior with soft, orange-coloured shades, adorned with Spanish wood furniture and beams.As in the rest of the building, the lobby features gothic wall-paintings.

Built on the top of the hill this 12th-13th century castle-convent became the seat of the Order of Calatrava in 1179. Dominating the landscape of the Maestrazgo, it conserves the keep, the bell tower-sacristy and the part reconverted into an 18th Aragonese palace.