Monzon

Monzon is a little city and district in the self-sufficient network of Aragon, Spain. Its populace was 17,176 as of 2014. It is in the upper east and appends the streams Cinca and Sosa. Monzon is crossed by the waterways Sosa and Cinca. The last is the most vital in light of the fact that it has higher stream because of the measure of snow in its mind. In the first, in spite of its next to no stream, it is surprising the building work in Siphon of the Sosa, a delightful viaduct over the waterway which streams the Aragon and Catalonia Canal, which was introduced in mid 20th century by King Alfonso XIII to stretch out water system toward the eastern piece of the territory.

Spots of intrigue:

• El Castillo Templario
• La Catedral de Santa Maria del Romeral
• El Convento de San Francisco
• La Ermita de la Virgen de la Alegria
• La Puerta de Luzan