Siétamo

Siétamo, nestled in the enchanting province of Huesca, Aragon, is a treasure trove of imágenes antiguas de Siétamo that tell tales of its rich heritage. This charming municipality, just 12 km from the vibrant city of Huesca, has been a witness to significant events in Aragon's history. In the year 1099, King Peter I granted the church of "Setimo" to the monastery of Montearagón, marking the beginning of its storied past. As you wander through the streets of Siétamo, you'll feel the echoes of the historia de Siétamo come alive, reminding us of its illustrious figures, including the Count of Aranda and Cardinal Javierre. This once-thriving town, which joined with Castejón de Arbaniés in 1845 and later with Arbaniés and Liesa from 1970 to 1980, still retains its nostalgic charm. Don’t forget to visit nearby towns like Huesca, Grañén, and San Esteban de Guarga. To strengthen the connection between these historic locations, explore more on OLDPIK, where you can also contribute to preserving the past by sharing your own fotografías antiguas de Siétamo!