The new interpretation center of the Camino de Santiago in Jaca offers a experience through sight, smell, touch and hearing. This week he presented himself to his neighbors with some open days.
The Aragón River marks the route from Somport to Undués de Lerda. Now, visitors can learn about the history, heritage and what life was like for the pilgrims. «What we intend with it is to claim both historically, culturally, heritage and environmentally the Camino de Santiago, the Aragonese«explained María José Jarne, director of the Jaca Tourism Office.
The first visitors were surprised. «It's very cool for the little ones, because it's the first time I can say: 'Touch everything you want, nothing happens'”, said one of the visitors.
What I liked the most are the glasses. virtual reality. Manuel Bueno, creator of experiences, has said that this new space offers «travel along the road without leaving Jaca«.
