Pina de Ebro is a locality of the province of Saragossa, autonomous region of Aragon, (Spain). Placed in the margin left of the river Ebro, to 161 meters of altitude on the level of sea. It is provided at present with approximately 2.300 inhabitants and practises as region head, under protection of his favorable emplacement geographically and to his big activity.

In the downtown of this beautiful and important municipality he emphasizes for his importance Convent of San Salvador, which begun to be constructed in the century XVI in estillo Gothic - Mudejar, the Tower of Santa Maria, only one trace that stays of the church homónima, destroyed during Spanish civil war, and the Town hall, with his out-standing front of Aragonese style

In the proximities the chapel of San Gregorio is, in one foreland that constitutes a magnificent natural lookout.

There exist natural places of interest, like the pineapple Reinjury, in the oriental area of the municipality. It is a question of an intricate set of ravines of flat fund, in whose tops and hillsides one emphasizes attractive sabinar (fte and texts to see links)