The Citadel of Jaca lives these days one of the most special moments of the year with the arrival of new cervatillos to the moat of the castle. In just a few weeks, the herd has grown with five births, being Tibu the last to join and the one that has aroused special attention by the symbolism of its name.This new cervatillo takes its name from Tiburcio Spanoqui, the Italian engineer who designed the fortress at the end of the sixteenth century, …
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The Citadel of Jaca lives these days one of the most special moments of the year with the arrival of new cervatillos to the moat of the castle. In just a few weeks, the herd has grown with five births, being Tibu the last to join and the one that has aroused special attention by the symbolism of its name.This new cervatillo takes its name from Tiburcio Spanoqui, the Italian engineer who designed the fortress at the end of the sixteenth century, …