Museo Diocesano

In front of La Seo Cathedral you can see the Archbishop's Palace, which was built in the 18th century under the patronage of Ramon Pignat...

This collection of religious art occupies the main floor of the Archbishop's Palace, the oldest part of the building. It came into being...

This museum, together with the public baths in the Museo de las Termas Públicas de Cesaraugusta and the ...

Holy Thursday is the second most important day of Easter in Spain. Moving religious processions with their icons, snare and bass drums, r...

La Seo Cathedral, also known as el Catedral del Salvador, stands on what has been a religious site for thousands of years. There was a Ro...

The Tapestry Museum in Catedral de la Seo is considered one of the best in the world, alongside those held by the Nat...

This permanent exhibition, excavated in the Plaza de La Seo between 1988-1989, allows the visitor to view the remains of the colony of Ca...

The Romans used to build their cities as a cross with two main streets usually facing north-south and east-west. Calle Don Jaime I follow...

Spain's national cocktail mixing champion serves his own creations along with classic recipes in this café, cocktail bar and art gallery...

This restaurant is popular among Zaragoza's intellectuals, and the decoration is almost conceptual, including paintings for sale. The tab...

White and albero (a shade of white) are the colours chosen for the decoration of this house, with chairs upholstered in chenille a...

Few footsteps away from the old town, La Seo Cathedral and San Carlos and La Lonja churches, we find this restaurant which offers the bes...

Near the Pilar basilica and housed in an old historic building that used to be a convent, one can almost picture the ghosts of Goya and B...

In Zaragoza's old town we find this small family restaurant dating back to the fifties. As welcomoing as the owners are its three dining...

Addicts of Castilian style roast lamb cannot forego a visit to this Inn, fitted with large dining rooms and decorated like the inns visit...

Next to Plaza San Miguel, this is probably the best vegetarian restaurant in town. It is most pleasant to sit at one of the tables next t...

From its location behind the Plaza del Pilar, with balconies over the Ebro River, this restaurant is very pleasant on summer nights, you...

When they serve your migas (small pieces of fried bread) with ham and grapes, remember that Augustina de Aragón lived in this ci...