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Holidays in Luna

Wide-awake at night? Could be that intrepid spirit of yours! So what's stopping you? Get up, dust off your passport and book a ticket to Luna!

The nation's capital, Madrid, is situated approximately 300 kilometres to the southwest of Luna.

Mother Nature's handiwork is on full display in multiple places around Luna. Just 25 kilometres away, Los Mallos de Riglos is an excellent place to start. The Ramon y Cajal Interpretation Center sits 25 kilometres away and is another picturesque spot to enjoy some peace and quiet.

Journey 40 kilometres east to El Alcoraz Stadium to catch a gripping live game of soccer. Located in Huesca, this arena is the home of the Sociedad Deportiva Huesca, S.A.D, so deck yourself out in maroon and blue and get set to cheer!

Spend your getaway moving between the frosty slopes and a crackling fire at Gourette Ski Resort and Candanchu Ski Resort. From newcomers to experts, there's something to keep everyone happy at these snowy paradises.

If you're considering travelling further afield, journey 12 kilometres east to Ardisa. This is where you'll come across Ermita de San Mitiel and Aguarales de Valpalmas. We also recommend stopping by Santa Eulalia de Gallego, 16 kilometres to the northeast, for Palace of the Marquis of Ayerbe and River Guru.

Huesca is 45 kilometres from Luna and is an important part of the local region. Nearby sights include Huesca Cathedral, the Huesca Museum and the Art and Nature Center - Beulas Foundation. Still got time to kill? Abbey of San Pedro el Viejo and Colegiata de Santa María are also within easy reach.

'There is no love sincerer than the love of food,' George Bernard Shaw once said, but add travel to the mix and it's a match made in heaven. You're invited to indulge in two of your greatest loves by eating and drinking your way through Zaragoza.

Typical cuisine here tends to include olive oil and almonds, two of the staple ingredients for which the local region is famous for plating up.

While you're in Luna, eat like the locals do. That means ordering a plate of chireta (spanish haggis) or bacalao al ajo arriero (baked cod with garlic), two of the region's most loved dishes.

Calories don't count when you're on holiday, right? So it's a wonderful excuse to indulge your sweet tooth in some bizcocho de calatayud (sponge cake), a favourite dessert.

You'll be travelling all that way to the Zaragoza region, so why not put in a little extra effort to memorise a few expressions in the local language? It will make your experience here that little bit more fulfilling. '¡Feliz cumpleaños!' may be very handy. It translates to 'happy birthday'. 'Mucho gusto Encantado', which means 'pleased to meet you', is another one you might need.

You can expect a buzz in the air around the 12th of October. The locals will be preparing for National Day, a day of national celebrations.

When it comes that time to say "Adiós" to Luna, don't be sad — it will always welcome you back!

Metal detectors, delayed flights and long queues. Airports can be stressful places. Give yourself extra time to get to Blagnac Airport (TLS). Situated 250 kilometres to the northeast, it's the closest terminal.