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The Acra Leuce hostal and campsite is located on an enclosed woodland area of 7500 m2 in the municipality of Montalbán. It’s a fabulous site for summer camps, with vast green spaces and wildlife, next to the river Martín. The origins of the word Acra Leuce date back a long time. It was a city founded by Hamilcar Barca in which his army seemingly sought refuge after he died fighting against the Vettones.
It sits next to the river Martin, which runs through its gorges and ravines of the Martín Cultural Park. Montalbán is a village in Teruel that stands at an altitude of 907 metres. Its mountainous landscape and its climate —with cold sunny winters and bright summers with cool nights— make Montalbán a fabulous option for nature lovers. A stroll through its winding streets will take you back to a time when Montalbán was a large settlement under the Encomienda de Santiago (Dominion of the Knights of Santiago). The origins of the word Acra Leuce date back a long time before that period when it was a city founded by Hamilcar Barca in which his army seemingly sought refuge after he died fighting against the Vettones (a people from modern-day Belchite).

Owner: Sara Falo Insa y Enrique Pellejer
Management: Sara Falo Insa
UTM coordinates:  30T x=684382 y=4522239
GEO coordinates:  40º49'49.7"N 000º48'47.9"W