In Broto we find a complete infrastructure of services that justifies its tourist importance. Its two neighbourhoods, on both sides of the river Ara, were united by a Gothic bridge of the 16th century but destroyed during the Civil War. Next to this bridge is the Valley House, with its tower-jail attached to it. The church, of the 16th century, stands out for its crenelated defensive tower. It is dedicated to Saint Paul Apostle and has an interesting sculpted facade, as well as Baroque altarpieces inside. Many houses preserve the traditional architecture. Two interesting places to go for a walk are the visit to the Sorrosal waterfall and the ascent to the "Virgen del Morillo" chapel, over the town.

In the valley of Broto we find several paths signposted between the villages of the valley and the chapels. >> ask for information on the paths in the tourist office of Broto.

VALLEY OF ORDESA: National park of Ordesa and Monte Perdido. Many possibilities offered by its waterfalls, forests, cirques, strips, shelters, caves and summits. You can also get to Monte Perdido.

VALLEY OF BUJARUELO: of the 14 km. of road, half of it is not asphalted. After crossing an impressive canyon and the Carpín Waterfall, you arrive to Saint Nicolas, the starting point of numerous trips to summits, small lakes, border crossings, cirques and to the Massif of Vignemale.

VALLEY OF AÑISCLO: National park of Ordesa and Monte Perdido. Starting from Sarvisé you get to Fanlo and from there go down to the chapel of Saint Urbez, where the walk along the canyon begins.