Salto a la gloria Filming Locations
Where was Salto a la gloria filmed? Salto a la gloria was filmed in 4 locations across Spain in the following places:
Salto a la gloria Filming Locations
Ayerbe is also the name of a village in the Broto municipality. Ayerbe is a town in the Hoya de Huesca comarca, in the autonomous community of Aragon in Spain.
Jaca is a city in the Pyrenees mountains of northeast Spain, near the French border. It’s known for the 16th-century Ciudadela de Jaca, a pentagonal fortress that houses the Museum of Military Miniatures. The 11th-century San Pedro Cathedral is next to the Diocesan Museum, with its Romanesque and Gothic frescoes. A 15th-century clock tower is nearby. The city is a stop along the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route.
Huesca is a city in northeastern Spain. It’s known for its hilly medieval old town topped by Gothic Huesca Cathedral. San Pedro el Viejo Abbey is a Romanesque monastery with cloisters and the tombs of 2 regional Spanish kings. West, Miguel Servet Park is home to sculptures by Huesca-born artist Ramón Acín, plus a lily pond. Northeast of town, Castillo de Montearagón is a ruined 11th-century hilltop castle-abbey.
Ciudad Lineal is a corridor of suburbs edging onto vast, forested Cuña Verde Park, with an amphitheater for outdoor concerts and an off-road bike track. Nearby La Almudena Cemetery is a sprawl of tombs housing the remains of Spanish poets, rock stars, and national leaders, while Museo Africano exhibits tribal masks and musical instruments. Mainstream malls, family eateries, and casual tapas bars dot the area.
Salto a la gloria (1959)
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