High-altitude town in the mountainous Aragon, known for classic Mudéjar architecture, a style combining Gothic and Islamic elements. Examples include the Santa María de Mediavilla Cathedral, dating to the 12th century, which features an elaborately painted ceiling. The Torre de El Salvador, a 14th-century Mudéjar tower, has an intricate facade and stairs to the top. The arid location has made it ideal for fine pork produts and mothballing planes. Locals joke that the town doesn't exist (because there is no direct route to Madrid) - it's clearly a hidden gem.