This is a short summary of the history and of the surroundings that you will find in Tramacastilla de Tena.

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he name Tramacastilla comes from the roman period when it was called Trambacastiella "between castles" and refers to the mountains Santa Marina, San Durico y la Pinada. From this the actual name has eventually developed.
      Tramacastilla de Tena is situated between two famous rocks, peña Telera y peña Blanca , which overlook a valley and the reservoir Búbal and is surrounded by fields and forests.
      In the village Tramacastilla de Tena you'll find houses, huts and barns, which have been looked after with great care and dedication, making it a pleasant experience to stroll through its narrow streets.
      The Roman church (XII century), under the patron St. Martin, features a renaissance altarpiece of the XVI century. Administratively it belongs to the town hall of Sallent de Gállego and formed part of the ancient Quiñon de La Partacua.
     The proximity to the new ski resort, La Partacua, permits cross-country skiing. This resort also serves as departure point for the annual competition with dog sleighs. From the village it is possible to undertake numerous excursions or to walk through the forest of Betato, which is close by.