Zaragoza Spain

Spain – Zaragoza

Zaragoza Spain, an undiscovered gem packed with cultural wonders and architectural marvels that delights all who venture to this vibrant city. It’s a smorgasbord of history, art, food, and culture waiting to be devoured. Whether you’re a solo traveller seeking adventure, a family hunting for educational fun, or a couple in search of romance, Zaragoza will surpass your expectations!

5 Reasons to Visit

Historic Splendour: Zaragoza is steeped in history. Dive into the past at UNESCO World Heritage sites like the Basilica of our Lady of Pilar and Aljaferia Palace.
Lively Festivals: Experience numerous festivals that fill Zaragoza’s streets with music, parades and dance throughout the year. Notably the popular Fiesta del Pilar in October.
Gastronomic Delights: Zaragoza is a haven for food lovers. Get lost in the city’s lively tapas scene, taste the region’s wonderful wines, and savour traditional Aragonese dishes.
Natural Beauty: The beautiful Ebro River, numerous parks and close proximity to the Pyrenees make Zaragoza a destination for nature lovers.
Artistic Heritage: Zaragoza is a canvas of art and houses many galleries that boast work from famous artists like Goya, Picasso and more.

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Did You Know?

Zaragoza, Spain was originally named “Caesaraugusta” in honour of Caesar Augustus, the first Roman Emperor. Over time, the name was shortened to Zaragoza.

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When to go on your Zaragoza Spain Holiday

The best time to visit Zaragoza is during the spring (April to June) and autumn (September to November). During these months, the weather is favourable and the city is less crowded. July and August tend to be quite hot.

Experiences

Take a leisurely stroll down the banks of the Ebro River, explore the ancient Roman remains, join a cultural tour to uncover Zaragoza’s rich history, or simply bask in the ambiance of the city’s plazas. The city truly caters to every traveller’s desire.

Typical Costs

On average, dining out in Zaragoza costs between €30-€50 for a three-course meal. A pint of beer will set you back around €2-€3. Public transport fare is about €1.35, making it an affordable way to navigate the city.

Travelling Around in Zaragoza Spain

Zaragoza boasts an efficient public transportation network including buses, trams, and trains. The city is also bike-friendly with 130 km of cycling lanes for those who prefer pedalling around.

Getting to Zaragoza Spain

Zaragoza’s airport is serviced by several major airlines, with numerous direct flights from European cities. Alternatively, the city is also well-connected by high-speed train routes to major cities like Madrid and Barcelona.

Access to the country

Spain is a part of the Schengen area. Thus, visitors from Schengen area countries don’t require a visa for a short stay. Visitors from other countries will need to check visa requirements.

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Hand-picked City Centre Hotels

The Hotel Palafox, with its perfect location and 5-star rating, is a quintessential choice for luxury seekers. If you fancy a hotel with a touch of the past, you can’t overlook the Hotel Sauce. It’s well known for its unique character and 4.6-star rating. For budget-conscious travellers, Ibis Styles Zaragoza Ramiro I shines with its affordability and rave reviews.

Things To Do

There are a huge number of things to do in Zaragoza Spain, so many that we have made an article for things to do in Zaragoza Spain

Top 5 Insider Tips for your Zaragoza Spain break

Get an ‘Aragon Card’: This card offers great discounts on accommodations, attractions and dining in Zaragoza.
Tapas Tour: Join a tapas tour in ‘El Tubo’. It’s the best way to soak up the local food culture.
Visit in October: Don’t miss the Festival del Pilar, Zaragoza’s most prominent cultural festival.
Visit the River Aquarium: Enjoy being surrounded by wildlife at the largest river aquarium in Europe.
Take Parque Grande Stroll: Refresh in this beautiful park offering tranquil surroundings in the heart of the city.

There you have it, your ultimate guide to Zaragoza, Spain. Enticing isn’t it? Get planning and embark on an unforgettable journey. Discover more about Spain’s hidden gems and thrilling adventures by following this link to our Spain Tour. You won’t regret it!