Parador de Teruel
When you drive up to this parador on the outskirts of Teruel (about 2km (1.3 miles) from the city center), you might do a double take. The building is a substantial country house built in a modern version of the Mudéjar style, right down to the carved plaster, tile decorations, and the use of repeating ogival arches. The garden landscaping even gives the property a quasi-Moorish feel. Rooms are large and modern, and the bathrooms are filled with marble. The restaurant serves Aragonese cuisine with a special emphasis on roasted, grilled, and stewed lamb.
When you drive up to this parador on the outskirts of Teruel (about 2km (1.3 miles) from the city center), you might do a double take. The building is a substantial country house built in a modern version of the Mudéjar style, right down to the carved plaster, tile decorations, and the use of repeating ogival arches. The garden landscaping even gives the property a quasi-Moorish feel. Rooms are large and modern, and the bathrooms are filled with marble. The restaurant serves Aragonese cuisine with a special emphasis on roasted, grilled, and stewed lamb.

