Surrounded by hills and medieval fortifications, Daroca preserves the character of a town shaped by defense, trade and life along historic routes. Its walls, towers and monumental gateways reveal how geography influenced the growth and protection of medieval communities.

Entering through the Puerta Baja, students discover narrow streets, traditional buildings and the Basilica of Santa María. The surrounding landscape provides opportunities to understand the town’s fortified setting. As a stop along the Camino del Cid, Daroca connects the stories of medieval Iberia with places students can explore firsthand.