Belica

Belica is a municipality located in the province of Huesca, in the autonomous community of Aragon, Spain. Situated in the pre-Pyrenean region, it is part of the historical comarca of Sobrarbe. The village is characterized by its stone architecture and a landscape shaped by agricultural activity, particularly vineyards and olive groves, reflecting the traditional rural economy of the area.

The origins of Belica are believed to date back to medieval times, with its historical development tied to the broader history of the Kingdom of Aragon. Like many settlements in the region, its strategic location may have played a role in its early establishment and growth. The local economy has historically relied on agriculture, with the cultivation of grapes for wine and olives for oil being significant. Over time, like many rural Spanish villages, Belica has experienced demographic shifts.

The municipality encompasses the main village and surrounding agricultural lands. Its geographical setting provides views of the surrounding hills and valleys. The local culture retains elements of Aragonese traditions, observable in its festivals and community life. Belica is accessible via regional roads connecting it to larger towns in the Sobrarbe comarca. Its proximity to natural areas also makes it a point of interest for those exploring the Aragonese Pyrenees.