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Descubre Saragossa desde una perspectiva única a bordo de rutas ferroviarias espectaculares.
Zaragoza, the majestic capital of Aragon on the banks of the Ebro River, is a city with more than 2,000 years of history that leaves an indelible mark.From the imposing Basilica del Pilar, a jewel of the Baroque, to the Islamic palace of the Aljafería and the legacy of the genius of Goya, Zaragoza is a crossroads and civilizations that offers a unique mix of monumental heritage, strong gastronomy and a noble and welcoming character.
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Zaragoza, the majestic capital of Aragon on the banks of the Ebro River, is a city with more than 2,000 years of history that leaves an indelible mark.From the imposing Basilica del Pilar, a jewel of the Baroque, to the Islamic palace of the Aljafería and the legacy of the genius of Goya, Zaragoza is a crossroads and civilizations that offers a unique mix of monumental heritage, strong gastronomy and a noble and welcoming character.
The Zaragoza-Delicias station is a key communications hub, with high-speed trains (AVE) that leave you in Madrid or Barcelona in less than 1.5 hours.
You can explore the center on foot.For long distances, the tram line is the most comfortable and efficient option.Use a multi-trip card to save.
Don't just see the Basilica from below.An elevator takes you up to one of its four towers to enjoy a 360º view of the city and the Ebro.
A spectacular natural park with a tour of waterfalls, caves and lakes in a lush environment.An oasis in the Aragonese landscape.
Visit the ruins of the old town of Belchite, preserved as it was after being destroyed in the Spanish Civil War.An overwhelming historical experience.
Explore the 'Grenache Route' in the D.O.Borja Field.Visit wineries, taste wines and learn about Borja's famous 'Ecce Homo'.
Monumental city with a unique cathedral (the 'Sistine Chapel' of the Spanish Renaissance), a Jewish quarter, and a curious octagonal bullring.
A spectacular natural park with a tour of waterfalls, caves and lakes in a lush environment.An oasis in the Aragonese landscape.
Visit the ruins of the old town of Belchite, preserved as it was after being destroyed in the Spanish Civil War.An overwhelming historical experience.
Explore the 'Grenache Route' in the D.O.Borja Field.Visit wineries, taste wines and learn about Borja's famous 'Ecce Homo'.
Monumental city with a unique cathedral (the 'Sistine Chapel' of the Spanish Renaissance), a Jewish quarter, and a curious octagonal bullring.
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Ver guía completaFor the perfect photo of the Pilar and the Puente de Piedra, go to the other side of the river, to the viewpoint known as Balcón de San Lázaro.Especially magical at sunset.
Many people stay in the majesty of Pilar, but the interior of La Seo is, for many, even more impressive.Don't forget to also visit the Tapestry Museum it houses.
The Aragonese are famous for being direct, noble and somewhat stubborn ('stubborn').Your directness is a sign of honesty.
The Virgen del Pilar is a very strong symbol of identity for the people of Zaragoza and for many Spanish speakers.Show respect in the Basilica.
In winter, wear warm clothing and windbreakers in the Cierzo.In summer, constant hydration, sunscreen and seek shade in the middle hours.
Tap water is drinkable but has a very strong flavor due to high mineralization.Most locals and visitors opt for bottled water.
Zaragoza is very safe.You can move with complete confidence throughout the city at any time.
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