• Morning (9:00 AM): Arrive in Huesca. If arriving by train, you'll arrive at 📍 Huesca Railway Station. Check into your accommodation. Consider Hotel Sancho Abarca 🏨 Reservar Hotel con Descuento (25% OFF) or another centrally located hotel for easy access to restaurants.
• Late Morning (11:00 AM): Start with a visit to the 📍 Mercado de Huesca. Immerse yourself in the local produce, cheeses, and cured meats. Grab a "almuerzo" (mid-morning snack) from one of the vendors – perhaps some jamón and local cheese with bread.
• Lunch (1:30 PM): Head to Tatau Bistro 📍 Tatau Bistro for a modern take on Aragonese cuisine. They offer tasting menus that are perfect for solo diners allowing you to sample several dishes. Make a reservation in advance.
• Afternoon (4:00 PM): Explore the historic center. Visit the 📍 Huesca Cathedral and the 📍 Monastery of San Pedro el Viejo.
• Evening (7:00 PM): Take a "tapeo" (tapas crawl) through the old town. Start at El Bodegón 📍 El Bodegón Huesca for their famous croquetas, then move on to other bars in the area trying local wines and regional specialties.
• Dinner (9:30 PM): Conclude your evening with a relaxing dinner at Restaurante Lillas Pastia 📍 Restaurante Lillas Pastia (Michelin recommended) for a refined dining experience featuring local ingredients and seasonal dishes.

• Morning (9:00 AM): Take a day trip to a local winery. Several wineries are located within a short drive of Huesca. Consider Bodega Pirineos 📍 Bodega Pirineos, located in Barbastro. Call ahead to book a tour and tasting. 🚗 Alquiler de Coche (Mejor Precio) If you're uncomfortable driving alone, consider a taxi or inquire about organized tours from Huesca.
• Lunch (1:00 PM): Enjoy lunch at the winery or in Barbastro. Many wineries have on-site restaurants or can recommend nearby options. Try Somontano D.O. wines paired with local Aragonese dishes.
• Afternoon (3:00 PM): Explore Barbastro, the heart of the Somontano wine region. Visit the 📍 Barbastro Cathedral.
• Evening (7:00 PM): Return to Huesca.
• Dinner (9:00 PM): Indulge in a casual yet delicious dinner at La Esquina de Victor 📍 La Esquina de Victor Huesca - another local favourite known for its traditional Aragonese dishes and friendly atmosphere. Try their "Ternasco Asado" (roasted lamb).

• Morning (9:00 AM): Visit the 📍 CDAN - Centre of Art and Nature for a dose of culture. The centre often has exhibits related to local traditions and landscapes.
• Late Morning (11:00 AM): Take a cooking class. Check if any local restaurants or culinary schools offer short courses or workshops for tourists. It's a great way to learn about Aragonese cuisine and meet other food lovers.
• Lunch (1:30 PM): Enjoy the fruits of your labor (if you took a cooking class!) or find a local restaurant near the CDAN.
• Afternoon (3:00 PM): Discover the Parque Miguel Servet 📍 Parque Miguel Servet, a beautiful park perfect for a relaxing stroll and people-watching. Grab an ice cream at a local heladería.
• Evening (7:00 PM): Enjoy a final "tapeo" through the city. Try different bars than the first night to explore new flavors.
• Farewell Dinner (9:00 PM): For your final dinner, consider Restaurante El Cobertizo 📍 Restaurante El Cobertizo Huesca. This restaurant is known for its creative cuisine using local ingredients and its cozy atmosphere. ✈️ Vuelos Baratos (Expedia) If you need to catch a flight, make sure to plan your transportation well in advance.

• Transport: Huesca is a walkable city, but renting a car 🚗 Alquiler de Coche (Mejor Precio) is helpful for exploring the surrounding areas, especially the wineries. Trains and buses connect Huesca to other major cities in Spain.
• Safety: Huesca is generally a safe city, even for solo travelers. Take standard precautions like being aware of your surroundings and keeping your belongings secure.
• Language: While some people in tourist areas speak English, it's helpful to learn some basic Spanish phrases.
• Reservations: Making reservations, especially for dinner at popular restaurants, is highly recommended, especially during peak season.
• Local Specialties: Be sure to try "Ternasco Asado" (roasted lamb), "Chiretas" (stuffed lamb intestines), "Cardo con Almendras" (chard with almonds), and "Pastel Ruso" (Russian cake).

Huesca offers a unique and rewarding culinary experience for the solo traveler. By immersing yourself in the local food scene, exploring hidden gems, and embracing the slow pace of life, you'll create unforgettable memories and discover the authentic flavors of Alto Aragón. ¡Buen provecho!