Photo: Windowsill Flowers Hecho Aragon Spain

Along a stone windowsill, potted flowers blossom in the sunshine in the village of Hecho in Aragon, Spain in Europe.

On a windowsill made of stone, a row of flowers in ceramic pots bloom into an array of colours which brightens up the village of Hecho in Aragon, Spain. The vibrant pinks, reds and oranges of these flowers blossom to their fullest as they sit in the direct sunlight as greenery climbs the sides of the house.

The windowsill is encompassed by wooden shutters that can easily be closed when the flowers have had enough sun for the day. Behind the row of potted flowers is a sliding wooden shutter that rolls up and down to let fresh air into the house on the beautiful summer days that the village of Hecho receives. It also makes an easy opening when the flowers need watering or caring for.

While wandering through the village of Hecho in Aragon, Spain you will see that a majority of the houses are made of stone and each windowsill is adorned with potted flowers. ... continue below the picture...

... Roads wind their way through the village of Hecho where approximately 700 to 1,000 residents reside and you can see how the flowers highlight each windowsill.

The village of Hecho in Aragon, Spain is an extremely friendly place to visit and the locals are willing to help visitors in any way that they can. This Pyrenean village is fairly small so seeing these windowsill flowers is something that can not be missed. In the Valle de Hecho, this village may be small, but it is actually the largest place in this beautiful valley and you will be assured of a peaceful evening surrounded by the aroma of flowers if staying overnight in Hecho.

Village of Hecho, Valle de Hecho, Huesca, Jacetania, Aragon, Spain, Europe.