Zaragoza Things to Do

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Nivariense said

… la provincia de Huesca nos dirigimos a Zaragoza. Una visita de dos horas a la Plaza y Basílica del Pilar fue… continue reading »

This museum honors sculptor Pablo Gargallo, born in Maella in 1881. It is installed in a beautiful Aragonese Renaissance-style palace (1659) that was declared a national monument in 1963. Gargallo, influential in the art... more

Built by Ricardo Magdalena, it was inaugurated in 1895. The building was the Faculty of Medicine & Science, a hospital and a morgue. It was surrounded by an iron fence which no longer stands, as it impeded traffic. At the end o... more

Gran Vía is one of the main avenues and was built in the twenties to cover a stretch of River Huerva, a tributary of the Ebro. It leads south, towards Valencia, and is like a small green belt in the city, lined with trees. The... more

Situated in a privileged spot-the Venecia pine groves-this is the ideal place for children to spend an unforgettable day. There are more than 35 attractions and rides; you can also enjoy the swimming-pools, catering service, re... more

The Virgin of Pilar is one of the oldest alter, and the venue of the famous flower festival. Initially beginning as a simple devotee festival  comprising of a simple mass ceremony which was later altered into a full fleged flow... more

This Italian ice cream parlor serving homemade ices is on one of Zaragoza's most characteristic streets. Added to all the traditional flavors are others like sherry, liquorice, toffee with pine nuts, yoghurt with amarene cherri... more

Construction was initiated by the Zaragozan patron Ramón Pignatelli and the ring was built in the 18th century. It is known as La Misericordia (mercy) because with the money collected, the Casa de Misericordia (orphanage) was... more