Caspe head of the Low Aragon zaragozano is crossed by the Midday Zero. Founded by Túbal (Jafet son and Noé grandson), in the expedition that it realized mending the waters of Ebro up to Logronio. As Town prerromano, these grounds were inhabited by the Sedetanos, in a territory that was spreading from Salduie (Saragossa) up to the Matarraña that was doing of border with Edetanos. The place name of the city comes from the Indo-European root CASS (holm oak) and the suffix PE (place of, under).

After king Martín dies "the human being" in 1412 without descent, it initiates the period named "Interregnum". The called one Commitment of Caspe, monarchical gap solved pacifically the situation of .
The importance of the Crown of Aragon, which was comprising them territories of Aragon, Catalonia, Valencia, Balearics, Corsica, Sardinia and Sicily, it made to appear many claimants to the throne.
In the spring of that year, there meet in the Caspe locality representatives of three principal kingdoms of the Crown: three convention delegates for Aragon, three for Catalonia and three for Valencia and for voting they elect the infante don Fernando as a real successor of Antequera, which belonged to the Castilian dynasty of the Trastámara Other big historical personages intertransferred in this one event, Berenguer de Bardaxi, the Pope Moon or San Vicente Ferrer.
Fernando I would reign in the territories of the Crown of Aragon between 1412 and 1416. This Commitment of Caspe avoided the war, one was a pacific solution to the problem of the right of succession agreed with equanimity, and in the memory of the Aragonese it stayed like example historically of concord and political wise move.

Sights. Patrimony

Arches of the Bullpen
Town hall of Caspe
Field of Almond trees of Ráfales
Castle of The Bailío or Castle of the Compromiso:donde signed the famous one Commitment of Caspe,
Collegiate church Santa Maria the Biggest
Convent of the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem
Convent of San Agustín
Convent of Santo Domingo
Cruz de San Vicente (XIIIth century)
The Dike
The Lugarejo
The Sea of Aragon
The Shallow
Chapel of the Balma
Chapel of Magdalen
Chapel of Montserrat
Chapel of San Indalecio
Chapel of San Roque
Chapel of Santa Maria of the Horta
Chapel of the Pueyo
Church of Santa Maria of Horta
More of the Top
More of Rebec
Paintings of the Overcoat of the "Plane of the Polished Uncle"
Rock paintings of the Overcoat of the plane of the Polished Uncle
Town of the Hillock of the Dark brown ones
Bridge of Masatrigos
Door of the Council
Copse of Vinue I. Grave of Miralpeix
Tower of Salamanca
Tower of Turlán
Tower of Valdemoro
Grave of Miralpeix
Town planning
Town of Mischievousnesses
Archaeological deposits of the Peak of Monleón

Holidays

Holy Week
On Monday of Easter
San Indalecio
Holidays of the Commitment
Holidays of St Kitts
Holiday on the 1st of May
Management holidays in honor to San Roque
Pilgrimage in honor to Our Lady of Carmen
Carnival
San Anthony

Two rivers, the Guadalope and the (dammed) Ebro do of this city and, for extension, of the whole region an interior sea, the called Sea of Aragon, reaching port waters down in abundance to the most important garden, where abundant fruit trees are cultivated, especially peach trees and cherry trees. Where it does not come the water of the marsh cultivates the olive tree, almond tree and the cereals

We recommend the following ones gastronomic delights: the snails with pumpkin or potato; her fried dish of tomato, onion and pepper; the olives or olives since they call them here; the ternasco proceeding from the young lamb, already is to stove or stew; and from the pig we emphasize the sausages, sausages, blood sausages, marinades, etc.; with regard to the fish we emphasize the siluro, the perch and especially the lucioperca (to the stove or to the salt), For end we leave a delight, a local specialty: DRY TOMATOES FRIED FOOD.

The districts of Station Chiprana belong to this minicipio, Station Valdepilar, Miraflores, Pecuñar, Beaches of Chacón, Town of Fishermen, San Baratolomé, Valdecil, Valdecueva and Zaragoceta (ftes and text to see links)