Peralta de Calasanz
Peralta de Calasanz (Catalan Peralta i Calassanç ), also known under the name of Peralta de la Sal is a municipality of the province of Huesca in the autonomous community of Aragon in Spain. It is located in the north of La Litera around 18 km north-east of the Río Monzón Sosa, a smaller tributary of the Cinca. The Medieval Petra Alta called, resulting from the merger of Peralta de la Sal with Calasanz and Gabasa in 1970, a town in the Catalan Franja de Aragón.
Community structure
Peralta includes the villages
- Peralta de la Sal
- Calasanz
- Cuatrecorz
- Gabasa
Demographics
Attractions
- The parish church of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción.
- House of José Calasanz with the painting " La última de San José de Calasanz comunión " by Goya.
- Bronze monument to José Calasanz.
- The hermitage Mora.
- Remains of the Magnum Castrum from the Roman period, under Moorish rule Mamacasra, in particular the recently restored tower.
- Parish Church of San Cipriano in Calasanz (17th century).
- Medieval Townscape of Calasanz.
- Hermitage of San Bartolome in Calasanz.
- As Bien of Interest Cultural classified salt flats.
Personalities
- José Calasanz, founder of the Order of Piaristen