Crossed by the Gállego River, its origin is roman (Ville of Sabiniano).

We can still find some medieval monuments, such as the tower (used as a bell-tower), built in the XVI century, and the Town Hall (XVII century). If you go to the park, you'll find a reconstruction of the presbitery of the ruins of the Church of Gavín. It is a superb example of the serrablese prerromanic architecture.

Sabinánigo is the city which has undergone the greatest development of the department of Huesca. In 1900, it had 100 inhabitants, and today nearly  10.000 live in Sabinánigo. It is the third  largest city of Aragón (in area). The arrival of the railway to Canfranc supposed the creation of important industries (1920).

"The Angel Orensanz y Artes de Serrablo Museum", at the suburb of  "El Puente de Sabinánigo", is one of the best of its kind in the country . It is housed in a nineteenth-century building, and it has been declared Historic-Artistic monument.  This museum transports us to the past, and we find the tools used by the aragonese people every day; You can also find the vanguardist sculptures of Orensanz  (closed on mondays).

TOURISTIC GUIDE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HUESCA. EXCMA DIPUTACIÓN PROVINCIAL DE HUESCA. ADOLFO CASTÁN.