Zaragoza - Do & See
Virgin Of Pilar Basilica
Pride of the city, the Pilar Cathedral, is a jewel of Baroque art and one of the most important Sanctuaries of Mary of the Catholic world. Inside the church, the walls and ceilings are full of frescos from famous Spanish painters.
Misericordia Bullring
The bullring was the first in Spain with a retractable roof. Protected from bad weather, the 18th-century arena is used for concerts and markets next to traditional bullfights.
Aljafería Palace
This impressive 11th-century palace is one of few remaining Moorish buildings of the city, and one of the most important samples of Hispano-Muslim architecture.
Zaragoza Museum
Art lovers should not miss this museum, which houses an extensive collection of medieval Aragonite paintings, and a room devoted entirely to painter José Francisco Goya.
Primo De Rivera Park
An ideal place in which to escape the noise from the city. This huge park has landscaped grounds, a botanical garden, a wild plant area and various cafés and restaurants.
Museo Pablo Gargallo
Renaissance style palace with modern sculptures by the Aragonese artist Pablo Gargallo, an important figure in the early 20th-century European Avant-garde art movement.
La Seo- Cathedral Of The Saviour
The monumental Cathedral of the Saviour, or ‘La Seo’, is part of the World Heritage Site Mudéjar Architecture of Aragon, but also includes Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque styles.
Zaragoza Amusement Park
A getaway for families only a few minutes bus ride from the city centre. Typical fairground rides, swimming pools and playgrounds attract the children while Mum and Dad can watch from any of the restaurants or cafés.
