Aínsa is a town located in the Sobrarbe region, which corresponds to the ancient Kingdom or County of the same name, which arose more than a millennium ago, in the north of the province of Huesca. In 1965 the Old Town of Aínsa was declared a Historic-Artistic Site, although since 1931 the parish and the castle had the category of National Monument, and a subsequent restoration restores the beauty of the ancient Villa. Its municipal district was very small about half a century ago, but due to the alarming depopulation of the region, the State initiated a policy of merging municipalities in order to concentrate efforts. The present municipality is called AINSA-SOBRARBE, with a surface area of 285 Km2, one of the largest in Alto Aragón, which includes twenty-three small population centers. The sectors of commerce and tourism are the most strongly developed, although there are still farms and livestock farms. Next to the tourist office there are public toilets and an accessible unisex cabin. Remember that the route through the streets of the village is uneven due to its geographical location. <span class="automatic-translation-warning">This text was automatically translated.</span>