Tabuenca was one of so many Celtiberian cities that Rome found in the proximities of the Moncayo, rich his term in mineral of I shoe, that, apparently he was already benefiting the prehistoric man. Naturally, the history in strict sense of Tabuenca does not begin until Alfonso I "The Fighter", after the liberation of Saragossa in 1.118, initiates his conquests campaign towards the grounds of the Ebro and of the Moncayo. Pero Tabuenca will not enter the political orbit of king of Aragon even after the capitulation of Tarazona (1.119)...

Her parochial church, of the XVIth century, belongs to the Gothic style late with Renaissance elements and enlargement of the XIXth century. To exterior, he emphasizes his Mudejar tower with added in the top part of the XVIIIth century; and of his interior, the reredoses of San Sebastian and San Jorge.

Inside the civil architecture, is necessary to point out the beautiful building that receives the town hall. It is a question of a construction of the century XVI that continues the schemes of the palaces Renaissance Aragonese.

The tabuenquinos celebrate his holidays from September 7 until September 11, them of "Our Lady of the Lost Child", of that he emphasizes the auction public from the stand and banners of the Virgin, expert í like that of San Sebastián, boss of the Town, on January 20.

As natural interest, the Arches of Valdearcos, a shaped scenery for the proper nature, with capricious forms proves more than attraction to do an excursion (fte and texts to see links)