Lecera is built on the flat steppe land of the Campo de Belchite Region. Its vine-growing tradition precedes it and the fact is that this rough land of the municipality and its extreme weather conditions favour the cultivation of the Garnacha plant, whose vines offer red wines with an intense colour and flavour.Famous wines that have taken the name of this municipality to other territories. And together with its wines, the Jota. Lecera has produced important Jota singers such as Jesus Gracia.
The streets of this municipality house nooks and crannies that tell of its history. Noble shields attached to the façades of the eighteenth and nineteenth century, typically Aragonese style palaces and ancestral homes. And among the outstanding religious buildings of Lecera, we encounter the parish church of Santa Maria Magdalena, originally built in Gothic-Mudejar style, but reformed in Baroque style. This is the case of its slim tower, a copy of the Mudejar style, but raised taking advantage of the agricultural prosperity of the 18th century. We can see another example of religious building in the Santo Domingo hermitage, which, from a small hillock, several metres from the municipality, watches over and protects its residents.
The harshness of the Lecera countryside has had a lot to do with the strong character of the residents of this municipality. We can find proof of this in the pilgrimage to the Estercuel Monastery, a tradition that is currently being recuperated, and whose origin is unknown, but which runs along a rugged path for 50 kilometres.
The ethnography room of Lecera is located in the Culture Centre of Lecera. This room is dedicated to everyday activities of a household in this municipality in the most recent past. The space is divided into several areas that emulate rooms of what these houses could have been like.
Ecolecera began its activity in 2002 to sell its organic harvest, which its partners had been growing since 1996. The distribution and wholesale of lentils was the first of the company’s operations. This was followed by the canning of pulses and their distribution in large stores, as well as the manufacture of organic pasta.
Passion, enthusiasm, consistency, a will to learn… are just some of the traits that the three generations of this family share; a family with great expertise in the art of vine growing and the owners of the Tempore winery.
In a quiet area on the outskirts of the municipality of Lecera, we find the La Granja estate, premises that house three pleasant rural apartments with capacity for five people each.
This hotel takes its name from the northern wind that frequently blows in this area of Aragon where it is located. It opened its doors in January 2007 and since then it has gained the reputation as one of the most highly valued overnight destinations of the area by tourists interested in ornithology, who come from Switzerland, USA, England and Holland.
In the small municipality of Lagata, we find this rural tourism house with capacity for nine people. Distributed on three storeys and decorated with typical farming implements and with typical elements from olden-day houses, this house is a reminder of the traditional way of living, but with all the mod cons that today's tourist requires.
The Marques de Lazan hotel is located next to the horse-riding and sports facilities of this small municipality of Letux, and it has been managed since 2008 by the married couple, Lidio and Cristina.
This rural tourism house is in the Zaragoza municipality of Letux. It preserves the structure of the old house and some of the elements such as the main doors, the balconies and the stairs.
Next to the 1st century Roman dam, we find the flour mill, whose existence was already documented in 18th century texts, which tell of life in Almonacid de la Cuba, a small municipality with 300 inhabitants, belonging to the province of Zaragoza.
This guesthouse is right next to the petrol station of the municipality of Belchite, at the entrance to the village and just off the A-222 regional road.
Almonacid de la Cuba is one of the villages of Campo de Belchite with the most charm, due to its 1st century Roman dam and also the physiognomy of the actual municipality. Casa Goya, one of the first rural tourism houses to be established in the area, is located in one of the streets, which are a testimony to its Muslim past.
Located in the municipality of Codo, this superior category rural tourism house, with capacity for seven people, welcomes visitors with a very meticulous style, and all the mod cons possible to make your stay pleasant and restful in this comfortable rural area.
Casa El Altero is a traditional style, superior category, rural tourism house. Completely restored and whose origins date back to the old rooms of the 18th century Rueda Monastery.
Situated in the centre of the municipality of Azuara, this rural tourism house, which its owner, Cruz, manages with great care, is one of the most special houses of the region
Its 300 m2 are distributed on two floors.
The small and quiet municipality of Almochuel possesses this rural tourism house, with capacity for 10 people and which can be rented out in its entirety or by rooms.
The Gasolinera bar-restaurant is situated on regional road 222, at the entrance to the municipality of Lecera, next to the Petrol Station and the Rincon del Cierzo Hotel. Since 2007, it has been managed by the Sauras family, owners of the Hotel and of the Petrol Station.
The Marques de Lazan restaurant is located next to the horse-riding and sports facilities of this small municipality of Letux, and it has been managed since 2008 by the married couple of Lidio and Cristina.
Next to the gas station Belchite and near the old town of Belchite, this restaurant is one of the key resources in the area catering for its privileged situation happened.
After several years managing a weekend bar called El Cañicas, on 12 October 1994, Jose Ignacio and Conchi decided to take a step further and take charge of this restaurant, which also has a large bar – cafeteria.