How can this be given anything other than 5 stars is beyond me. The architecture and prominence within Zaragoza is superb. To think it was built using only hand tools hundreds of years ago and remains in as good a condition now as when it was first built.

It is a jewel of baroque art. It was built between the 17th and 18th centuries. Inside, the Holy Chapel, a work by Ventura Rodríguez, which holds the image of the Virgen del Pilar, deserves special attention. The main altarpiece, made of alabaster, and the Renaissance choir are also interesting. Along with the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral, the Basílica del Pilar is one of the most important spiritual destinations in Spain. It is also a first-rate artistic center that brings together works of great value from different eras. Special emphasis on the frescoes painted by Goya on the bandstand and the dome

What a beautiful place to visit! We stopped in Zaragoza on our way from Barcelona to Madrid. It was well worth it. This basilica is impressive to look at from the outside, and more so on the inside. It is massive! We were there in July on a Sunday late morning. The town was pretty quiet. We parked in a paid parking lot across the river, just a few minutes walk to the Basilica. There was no wait to get in. The area surrounding the basilica is also very beautiful and fun to visit: nice plaza, restaurants and shops. Very touristy. I recommend this visit.

The most notable building on the skyline of Zaragoza's old town, the Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar, is best viewed from the stone bridge a few hundred meters away. It is possible to visit half the church as a tourist without paying a fee. The other half is reserved for the faithful. Focus on going around the church and enjoying its impressive dimensions and its beautiful silhouette because the interior is not nearly as picturesque.

Beautiful baroque basilica on the waterfront in Zaragoza. It really defines the skyline of the city. Multiple cupolas and spires. There is even a cupola within the church around the chapel dedicated to Pilar. Morning shots best from the square in front. Night shots from the walking path directly across the river.

May 2023 Spectacular basilica to view inside and out. No talking or taking pictures inside allowed. There was a service in progress when our tour group entered.

If you come to this city, this cathedral is a must. It’s very hard to miss it if you are walking around! I have to say that the size of the structure is quite impressive! Not even talking about the things that you would actually see inside. We were lucky on the first day and were able to go around the whole area, on the second day we saw that part of the area was closed for visiting. So try to come again if you didn’t get to see it all. The inside of the cathedral is amazing for sure! It is said to be the first church dedicated to Mary! And it is highly venerated by people. All around the city and in the cathedral itself you will see a lot of souvenirs sold with typical emblems. Inside you can also find paintings of Goya!

Zaragoza's finest building. Please remember that religious services take priority over tourism. The exterior is best seen from the old bridge over the river. It's also stunning at night.

Probably the number one attraction in the city and a must for any visitor. Free to visit though access may be limited during church services, weddings and christenings. In certain parts of the cathedral you are not meant to take photos so do use common sense. Although the external is fantastic during the day, it is equally spectaculat when lit up at night.

Beautiful church with free entry. A must visit if you in Zaragoza. After visit the church you can walk over to the bridge to get the full view of the church..

The Basilical de Nuestra Señora del Pilar is an artistic Eden. The ceilings are painted by various artists such as Goya and the structure of the building leaves you in awe. Beautiful sculptures, floors, and paintings on the wall. Very majestic!

Magnificent view, they have super big Catedral. It's better to walking around here on morning or afternoon.. It's more crowded at night. You can have a cup of coffee in here and enjoy the view.. nice place 👍

Zaragoza in itself is truly a very memorable city but what makes the place more unforgettable is this Basilica. I may have not seen the grand Catholic churches in the world but I believe that this would be indeed one of the best churches in the world. Locked in history and spirituality, the Basilica del Pilar is truly a must see in order to admire and experience this work of art founded and built with faith!

Again some of the great church architecture in the world. Just stunning. Love spending time here. This is worth your time to visit

I got engaged on the top of the church overviewing the city. So I give it 5 stars, both due to the educational value of religion inside the church and the beauty inside and out of the church. The gift shops are all around as well.

Of course something not to be missed if in Zaragoza! ! Good the inside can be visited for free! Tickets are needed for the tower in advance, otherwise it will be sold out

Day or night, it is a wonderful sight. Im no fan of the baroque style but it isn't at all tacky. It's also free to enter unlike other great cathedrals on this planet. Interestingly, the two towers on the right were only finished in the 1970's. The fresco you can see is from Goya. Impressive square in front.

An authentic architectural jewel, well preserved, very clean, impressive and magnificent. The history behind it just makes this place a must go if you're coming to Zaragoza, even a reason to visit Zaragoza if it wasn't in your plans.

If you love architecture this is a must see attraction. However be aware that the city of Zaragoza is not good for tourists. You may ask “why?”… well because the whole city decided to take a 4h break during the evening to have what they call siesta. So basically you can’t tour the city. But anyway great piece of history!

This was a nice late afternoon stop on a hot summer day, interesting rooms to explore and nice architecture details. There was a gravel parking lot toward the back and a nice little park around the grounds. Just be mindful of the time when you go as it is closed between 2:30-4pm.

Tickets sold before the entrance, closer to the street, but there was a guard informing everyone where the tickets are sold not far from the stand. The fortress is beautiful with lots of interesting details and great inner courtyards out of which two were accessible. At the end of the tour you will end up in the part they use for the city council (and if you see the screen with the political parties, don't google it).

We arrived at the entrance somewhere in the middle of the day. While waiting in line, we heard the guy selling tickets that there are no more places / tickets for sale at the moments. We went to their website, reserved two tickets 30 minutes in advance, we took a small walk around the fortress until the time passed and we returned at the ticket kiosk. We picked our tickets, paid for them and joined the fortress. Therefore I recommend you to buy / reserve tickets in advance. The fortress is beautiful, it displays the impressive architecture of Arabia by the construction of the columns. The rooms of the fortress have beautifully painted and designed ceilings. Overall it took us about 1h to go through the whole fortress. This place is not handicap friendly. There is a free toilet inside and no parking on premises.

In the heart of Zaragoza, a castle to visit. Taking a tour would be great as it will provide you a better understanding the history of the castle. Just one guard was not friendly to an English speaking people. Other than that, the place was amazing

I loved it! The guided tour was wonderful- an hour long and included in the €5 price. Only catch is it's in Spanish, but highly recommend it if you have an intermediate level or up. Oh, and in case no one else said it, yes- you have to book in advance but you pay at the ticket office at the time of your tour.

Surprised with the visit. Very positive. There was queue just before the museum opened but it was easily managed and moved quickly. We were three and just paid 7€ for a guided visit with a group, really affordable. Our tour guide, Alvaro gave us all the details to understand the whole structure. Although it was extremely noisy and in my opinion, school visits should have specifically reserved slots or even days. It's great cultural place for them to learn but also hard to keep kids on low level of noise when the excitement hits. Other than that, a great day learning about it. Defo a must go when in Zaragoza.

After visiting Seville, Granada, and Cordoba and seeing the influence of the moors, this renovated and still used palace was a different experience that nonetheless adds to the mix of different cultural influences on Spain. Make sure to take advantage of the audio tour. It presents just in time context making the history and location memorable.

Beautiful castle, this is still used as a government building so you can enter after 4pm. They undertaken some impressive restoration. We stayed in the old centre of Zaragoza near the cathedrals it was about a 25min flat walk from this area.

Absolutely amazing! It’s truly worth visiting if you have time! The visit is paid, but it’s worth seeing this beautiful place! Arabic influence made imprints on many things and it is interesting to see such a place in a Christian country. I personally think it’s worth taking a guide to hear the story as well. Intricate elements, beautiful ceilings, nice garden and truly impressive structure!

Disappointing impressive historic building surrounded by poor urban planning, awful urban buildings around ruin the original meaning of the place, it is also used by the government, they should not use it for hosting government here. Interior furniture does not match the building or history in it, very weird. Visit only if you are in Zaragoza, this had nothing compared to the Alahambra, just the style.

A small but historically significant castle to visit. Interesting process by which to purchase tickets. Reserve a slot online, take your reservation to the ticket booth outside the castle and pay the ticket price either in cash or by card. A hybrid of online booking. And a beautiful place to visit.

Palace Aljaferia and Parliament of Aragon. Worthwhile to visit. Tour will take about 1.5-2 hours depending upon your level of interest. Limited signage in English. Audio guides are available, but glitchy. Tour guides are available. Note: Google Maps directs you to a different side of the palace. Instead, get directions to Cafe Corner on Calle de los Diputados and there's not only a parking garage directly across the street, but the entrance and ticket booth to Aljaferia is there as well.

We did the guided tour in English, the guide was very knowledgeable and explained everything very well. It’s a beautiful building with a lot of diverse history, definitely worth a visit.

We took the fantastic English tour of this magnificent historical site. The guide really made the many layers of history come alive. Online advance reservations are required, but you only pay the entrance fee upon arrival.

Fantastic castle with the most beautiful courtyard. Very interesting app to download on your phone. Closed between 2 and 4 pm. Better book a ticket in advance.

You NEED to make an online reservation first. I assume it’s not as busy outside of the summer months, but I had to come back the next day because I didn’t realize they would run out of tickets. A few other people were in my situation too, so it’s quite common. I highly recommend one of the guided visits. It really helped appreciate and understand everything we were seeing. There’s one in English at 11 AM and one in French at 5 PM and a bunch in Spanish. It was a wonderful visit. I really loved everything about it and I spent quite some time there. It’s really cool to see the Muslim palace, the Christian palace in the modern parliament in one place.

Amazing and historical building to visit. Reserve 1-2h to calmly stroll around the building and to view all of its rooms. There are several places where you can stop to read about the local history. There are restrooms and a place for getting foods and drinks in case you need a pit stop.

Historic building although most of it was destroyed and rebuild and clearly in a way which stands out from the rest. The tour it's self Is listed as guided although it's 100%not. And nothing is really in English so it's difficult to learn about the history. Most parts of the building you can not access.

The castles exterior is impressive, although it's clearly been rebuilt and doesn't look particularly old. Unfortunately inside is very undwhelming, with most rooms being either empty or closed off, and with a lack of English information

After recently being around Andalucía it was a great refreshment coming here. It's so well kept too, the surrounding area of the palace is great to just chill and it just feels so good seeing so much green.

Beautiful mix of Moorish and Spanish architecture. Guide was very thorough during the tour; detailed explanations, no hurry. Highly recommended; would definitely return!

The Aljafería Palace is beautiful. I couldn't help but feel like I was experiencing a mini version of the Alhambra, but with significantly fewer crowds. While many sections have already been restored, the ongoing restoration work doesn't detract from its charm. The palace's exterior is particularly striking, especially during sunset and at night.

I enjoyed seeing this Castle very much. It had been left in ruins and in 1856 rebuilt. The exhibition shows the different styles of the castle in different centuries. Very interesting to see. This isn't the best preserved castle but it's filled with so much history.

This is the second time I've been here and it's spectacular! It's like a little oasis in the dry Spanish landscape. We really enjoyed both the waterfalls and the monastery. We went at the end of November and the leaves had turned a beautiful golden yellow which made it magical. While the monastery has plaques in English, it would be nice to have some material in English to read along the way around the waterfall trail. I tried to read the Spanish one and it seems there are some cool legends and stories about each part.

Phenomenal! The waterfall park is just beautiful! But be ready to do alot of walking. Just when you think you have seen everything in the park.... there is more. Walk down the Iris and you end up in a cave behind the waterfall - very cool!

By far not a typical hotel. Converted monastery offering basic, clean rooms. No frills. It's the facility that you come for though. And I'm no fan of hotel restaurants, but the food here was good, and service was perfect. The place is huge. Found a bar at the end of the hotel, no hours posted, but if the bartender is there, excellent service. And, right next to the equally great park.

Absolutely gorgeous. It's definitely worth the visit. There is a lot of hiking and the waterfalls make some of the rocks slippery. But the hiking was all worth it and surprisingly it didn't take all that long to walk and see everything. It's a very nice day trip!

I totally recommend this place. Heavenly nature, even in winter. We spent about two hours just in the park and didn’t have time to go to the monastery but still it was worth our time and money. You need good shoes and be aware that if you do all the route you will end up behind a waterfall and you will get a bit wet. Again totally worth it!!!

In this magical place of waterfalls and caves, nature's beauty is on full display. The harmonious interplay of water, rock, and greenery creates a symphony for the senses—a spectacle that leaves you in awe and wonder. It is a haven where you can lose yourself in the majesty of the natural world and find solace in its tranquil embrace.

I've been there twice so far, once in Spring 2022 and once in Autumn 2023. Loved it both times! It's my favourite place! The scenery and the monastery is beautiful, the food in the restaurant is great, the hotel is beautiful and the staff are very friendly! A must see!

This experience is unreal. You’re in a Disney movie with this scenery. It is absolutely stunning. You’re inside a piece of artwork. It is a MUST SEE. The hiking through the waterfalls is tough. Many many steps. Wet areas (that will wet you head to toe). Many bathroom breaks along the way and places to rest. But this is not for people with back problems or knee problems. It was STUNNING.

Very pretty natural park. We travel in an Automoviles Zaragoza bus. It's not cheap but the trip was on time and in a comfortable bus. Once in the park, we spent almost 3 hours walking through the whole area. Be prepared to climb on many occasions and also get a little wet when you go by the back side of a waterfall. This was my favorite attraction of the park. The power of the falling water is amazing !!! Also, the area called "Mirror Lake" is so beautiful. Do not miss it if you visit the park. We ate at Restaurante Piedra Vieja. The food and the service were very good. There's a lot of people but they make a great job. The monastery is impressive and also have a wine and chocolate exhibitions. Nothing fancy, but interesting. Visit the park, you will not regret ...

The monastery's a short visit but well maintained and beautiful. The gardens however are absolutely breathtaking.

It's not only a hotel, it's a beautiful site you can spend the day at for €18. The gardens are so beautiful. I would suggest giving yourself 2-3 hours to explore the gardens alone.

Great place to visit with the family and friends, the waterfalls are amazing and very entertaining to walk with all the ponds around. The picture staff are a little pushers and the cost 10 euros.

First off this is not a hotel but rather a nature park. Yes there is a hotel on property but that is secondary to the beautiful park. Second, this place is awesome. It is a must-see for anyone in the central part of the country. You will be amazed at the waterfalls and caves, especially since just 15 K away it's very dry and barren. Plan ahead and bring food and drink as there many lovely areas perfect for picnics. It's not really a "hike" as the trails are all groomed and concrete with handrails. It will take you at least 90 minutes to see it all and likely more. There are ups and downs that will challenge the older visitors or physically challenged. The cost today was 19E. There are bathrooms. Do not miss this place

This is one of ‘THOSE PLACES’ that is a ‘must see’. I heard people talk about it, but now I have been there myself, I know it was true what others have said. Spectacular is an understatement!!! If you ever get the opportunity, just take it and go. We didn’t have the best weather and only had one day/night, but it was just wonderful and really ‘inspiring’!!

Must visit if you are travelling to Zaragoza. It is a one day trip and you have to take 2.5 hour long bus one way from Zaragoza to reach there. The natural park is amazing, beautiful and it is 3-4 km circular walk and you will be seeing mesmerizing views all the time. My favourite was the one behind the waterfalls and it was something i have never experienced before.

Such a magical place. The hotel is stunning, the room was large with a very nice bathroom and spacious balcony. The staff were all very pleasant and helpful. The gardens are just beautiful, worth a visit even if you are not staying in the hotel. The waterfalls are magnificent, and the whole garden is spectacular, well signposted, and also has great information boards. Enjoyed me visit immensely.

Beautiful and Unique with its numerous waterfalls in this natural paradise.

Fantastic place to visit. So many tapas bars, restaurants, bars. Great vibe at night. Great value . Couldn't believe how cheap it was.

Has to be visited. Typical tapas bar in the Zaragoza oldest part

Really busy place to be! Bars aplenty! The later the better!

Got here early, must places closed, lots of bars and tapas but must go after 7pm

Well worth a visit to this unique area

Great food and drinks

Ok

Dull & Boring + No Photography Allowed. We believe churches should be built for the people and this pretentious place seems to be all about show and not the Zaragoza faithful. There are very few seats for people to attend mass, and the chapels look like “jail cells” with bars, chains, and padlocks, things that should never be present in the house of God. It LOOKS like this building was repurposed for a church rather than being built with the original intent. There is absolutely no reason for non-flash photography for personal use to NOT be allowed here, yet it is not allowed. There is an entry fee, and there are two different prices depending on what you want to see and visit. We opted for the least expensive at €7.00 per adult which incudes the cathedral and the tapestry museum. We went in on a Saturday around 12:30PM and the cathedral was pretty empty, yet the square outside and the larger cathedral next door were bursting with visitors. The saving grace here is the tapestry museum which has some amazing tapestry and justifying the price of admission. Unless you want to see some very nice tapestry, skip this place and go to the far more impressive and more beautiful cathedral next door which is free to enter and photography is allowed when mass is not being performed.

If I could put 10 stars- I would! It is a highly impressive and awe-inspiring cathedral! Probably one of the best I’ve seen so far (and I have been to quite a few countries)! It looks nice from the outside, but when you step inside you immediately have a jaw-dropping effect! All the walls are lined with chapels each better than the other one as if you become an unwilling judge in centuries old competition… At the entrance (10 euros per person) you are given an audio guide that tells a lot about each part of the cathedral! The stories are very interesting. Each thing that you see is a masterpiece on its own: done by different architects/artists in different centuries and for different people! I personally would set aside about 1,5 hours to listen to the audio guide and to walk around admiring all the elaborate details! Truly a marvel worth visiting! It’s a pity that photos aren’t allowed. Check the schedule carefully as the cathedral is closed for 2 hours at lunch time

No longer 4 euros but 6 euros to get in. The church contains a mix of styles and church art inside. The ceiling and architecture is very nice but sadly you cannot take photos. I think the outside architecture is definitely beautiful.

Oh how I wish I could share photos of the tapestries. No photography is allowed and no photographs are available for purchase. They are so beautiful and well worth the visit. The audio tour is quite interesting and informative.

Absolutely fantastic building reflecting the wealth of Spain in the exploration age and the strong catholic faith of the times. The architecture and monumental features plus the extensive gold and silver objects including the solid silver altar are jaw dropping to see. The tapestry museum is part of the visit and again reflects splendid, mainly Belgium work from the same era. A real.jewel of a building not to be missed when visiting Saragosa.

Beautiful cathedral, with some stunning individual chapels which are very ornate. You get an audio guide when entering or you can download it onto your phone. Please make sure you take time to go upstairs and view the tapestries which are extraordinary set over a few rooms.

Catedral del Salvador de Zaragoza, La Seo, is the least visited of the two churches that are situated on Zaragoza's main public square. There are several reasons for that, the most obvious is its much smaller size and its location at the very end of the square. Others include an entrance fee - the Pilar doesn't require one - and the "no pictures allowed" policy. At this day and age, it's a stupid policy. Most people want to visit and capture the moment. All that aside, this is a magnificent church with a great art collection. Its tapestry exhibit is one of the most impressive that I've seen.

Being there a couple of times. Both times met unpleasant staff, moody and impolite - very different feeling vs the others touristic attractions where staff is very kind. The curch is very nice, it worths the entrance ticket.

A rare church worth the admission price. Much more interesting than the other cathedral in town. Good audio guide. No photo policy strictly enforced but still mostly ignored. In and out in 75 minutes (includes a time chewing tapestry museum).

It's small but wow, is it beautiful! It seems every inch is covered in some for of art work. The main alter is stunning and the pulpit behind the choir is quite unique. Be sure to spend time admiring the side chapels, which are very ornate and diverse in artistic styles. So you might wonder why I only gave it four stars? Well they have a really dumb no photo policy, but if you have a small camera or phone and you are discrete while taking photos, you can avoid catching the attention of the lone attendant watching for photographers. If/when you are caught, he will politely ask you not to take photos. Also, don't forget to check out the wonderful Mudejar masonry work on the north facade.

From the outside it looks like just another cathedral, but inside it's indescribably beautiful. It costs to enter and I got a communication device. I recommend taking time to explore the various chapels and chapters and the altar. There's a tapestry museum upstairs worth visiting. I highly recommend a visit if you're in Zaragoza.

Beautiful cathedral with very intricate chapels inside. Need to pay an entrance fee for €7 (or you can get a combo ticket for €10 per person), but totally worth it. No need to make reservation in advance if you visited on a weekday afternoon like us. They are closed a few hours at noon. No pictures or videos allowed.

It's mainly a mausoleum of high rank people on city's medieval history Incredible rich details on chapels You never will figure out what you will find inside, just seeing the simple faccade See hours of operations since are just a few

Bit underwhelming really quite dull inside although a lovely building from the outside. Free to go in but we were only allowed in half the rest was blocked off. Not a Cathedral that I would revisit.

Absolutely gorgeous and the people selling us tickets were extremely nice. However, the entry is quite expensive.

Very spacious and beautifully designed square for the public. It didn't feel crowded at all, and there was always an opportunity for photos. No photos are allowed inside the basilica or the cathedral. You can get a very good view of the buildings from the stone bridge. We captured a few nice photos when the sun was going down.

This is the historic center of Zaragoza. The cathedral is magnificent and has a large plaza in front. It is great to walk around and relax. There are restaurants and shops along one side of the plaza where you can have a drink and good food. The plaza is used to celebrate various events during the year. The pictures are from Christmas and show the area with a lot of activities. Walk down the Calle Alfonso and enjoy this unique area of the old town.

What an absolutely magnificent place to visit so much history in one place. I would always recommend a visit to the cathedral when visiting Zaragoza.

Plaza de Pilar in Zaragoza is an absolute gem! Its breathtaking architecture and vibrant atmosphere make it a must-visit destination. From the majestic Basilica del Pilar to the charming cafes lining the square, every corner exudes history and charm. Whether you're a history buff, a photography enthusiast, or simply looking for a serene spot to unwind, Plaza de Pilar won't disappoint. Make sure to catch the stunning views of the Ebro River and enjoy a leisurely stroll along its banks. A definite 5-star experience!

Huge square in the old town. It is surrounded by a basilica on one side and numerous restaurants on the other. What's more, there is a multi-level underground car park.

May 2023 An interesting open plaza to visit.

Visit it, than walk around and look from the bridge: church is so big, that it's hard to fully see it from close distance

Very religious area,beautiful interior and exterior. Many Spanish visitors and locals mingling in relaxed outdoor coffee bars. Wine,beer,coffee and plenty of food on view.

With the proximity of the cathedral, the statue and museum of Goya, and the Roman walls - it's the most important place to be visited while being in Zaragoza.

This beautiful public square is the place to see and be seen. It's perpendicular to Calle Alfonso I and flanked by three magnificent churches. On Sundays you can hardly move here as it's buzzing with people. Absolutely stunning place to visit.

The Basilica del Pilar is huge and beautiful. We were no able to go inside because it's already close. Hopefully, when we go back again to Zaragoza, we will make sure that we can go inside.

Fantastic place, very historic, I visited as tourist, lot of history, detailed work from genius artists, architects, I went walking all around, with impressive feelings of the place, and around are several cove shops and restaurants with great views, meters away are the public transport, and the river Ebrio , great place and very safe to really enjoy the atmosphere. Friendly people all around and laving lot to memory

I loved the outside more then the inside. Although there are lots of impressive paintings inside and the structure of the building is guite different. Recommended

The basilica and all the square is making very good impression, the place is a beautiful mix of historical buildings, remainings of old wall and new monuments that are completing the whole ensemble. Fountain is amazing. There are also a lot of bars and shops around.

One of the good historical place at Zaragoza. The architecture is impressive and wonderful. The gravures are so beautiful. I mean you have to visit it. There are a lot of places to eat or drink something at around it. Additionally you can buy some gifts at over there such as magnets, cups, etc that belongs to Zaragoza.

Somewhat nice views, but seems pricey—€5 to go up for 15 minutes. Apparently 2-3 years ago it was €3.

4€ for a short visit to the tower to get a 360° view of the city.

€3/4 euros to go up and see magnificent views of the city. You only get 15 minutes up there though.

Great experience: I really recommend to visit this place. The roofs of the cathedral look amazing! I have a fear of heights but I was able to do it

Beautiful view, especially at night when the whole city is lit up. Very accommodating and helpful staff too

Excellent view of the surroundings. You get to go to the top with a sort of glass turbo lift which is cool. Price is 3 euro. There is even a lady that operates the lift for you.

The view really is amazing. I’d recommend it.

(Translated by Google) Very well-kept walk through the center of Zaragoza (Original) Paseo muy bien cuidado del casco de Zaragoza

(Translated by Google) Beautiful street to walk and more at this time (spring) that decorate with flowers. (Original) Hermosa calle para pasear y mas en esta época (primavera) que decoran con flores.

The most famous street in zaragoza, restaurants around ans souveniers

(Translated by Google) Obligatory tour of Zaragoza. Multiple offers and beautiful buildings Architecture. (Original) Paseo obligado de Zaragoza. Ofertas múltiples y edificios de bellísima Arquitectura.

(Translated by Google) Hopefully fewer franchises and chains and more traditional businesses and shops. We must preserve the city and heritage. (Original) Ojala menos franquicias y cadenas y más negocios y comercios tradicionales. Hay que conservar la ciudad y el patrimonio.

(Translated by Google) Super central pedestrian street along which you go from Calle del Coso to the Basilica del Pilar. If you stay in it, you will not miss anything that is scheduled in the city. (Original) Calle peatonal super céntrica junto que vas desde la calle del Coso hasta la Basílica del Pilar. Si te alojas en ella, no te perderás nada que haya programado en la ciudad.

Ok

(Translated by Google) A very emblematic street in Zaragoza, with the majestic Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar in the background... a must-see, due to its commercial activity and the movement of people... it never ceases to surprise me every time I go. (Original) Una calle muy emblematica de Zaragoza, con la majestuosa basilica de nuestra señora del pilar al fondo .. de obligada visita, por su actividad comercial y el trasiego de gente.. no deja de sorprenderme cada vez , que voy .

(Translated by Google) A must-see for sightseeing in Zaragoza. Affonso I Street is beautiful at night and super busy. There you will find countless stores. (Original) Ponto obrigatório para passear em Zaragoza. A rua Affonso I é linda à noite e super movimentada. Ali você encontra inúmeras lojas.

(Translated by Google) Central and historic street in Zaragoza where some of the most prestigious shops in the city are concentrated. It is usually a very lively street due to the variety of shops, cafes and multitude of activities that take place throughout the year. It connects the arena with the Plaza de la Basilica del Pilar. (Original) Calle céntrica e histórica de Zaragoza donde se concentran algunas de las más prestigiosas tiendas de la ciudad. Suele ser una calle muy animada por la variedad de tiendas, cafeterías y multitud de actividades que se desarrollan a lo largo del año. Comunica el coso con la plaza de la basílica del Pilar.

(Translated by Google) Extremely beautiful pedestrian thoroughfare...colorful buildings...diverse architecture...plus a view of the Basilica del Pilar in the distance (Original) Arteră pietonala extrem de frumoasa ...clădiri colorate ...arhitectura diversa...plus o priveliște cu Basilica del Pilar in departare

(Translated by Google) A beautiful street in homage to King Alfonso I the Battler with views of the Pilar (Original) Una calle en homenaje al Rey Alfonso I el Batallador preciosa con vistas al Pilar

Good rebajas and they have kids club to leave your kids while you shop

Best shopping mall in Town!

Ample surface, adequate variety of shops, extense gastronomy offer, several entertainment options for the whole family.

Remarkable complex, variety of restaurants and shops, comfortable access and parking facilities. The place where you always want to spend your spare time !🤗👍

A great shopping mall but bit too crowded for my taste

Super 👍👌

Beautiful

Bright. Spotless and actually has shops in it unlike most English town centres,there's a novelty. How can Spain do it but we can't???

We like a lot this mall, we use to go on Saturday, buy whatever we need clothes, shoes, or this time we went to Ikea, we have dinner there, cinema, we sleep there with our camper van and on Sunday our kids have a lot of fun on the salting place. There is a different weekend for us, and we enjoy it a lot.

Great place to find anything you might want. This is not a typical shopping mall, it is a lot more. There is a large building at the center with all the usual stores, the unusual part is the park like setting there are outside walkways with bridges that pass over green areas, pools and fountains. Surrounding all this are mega stores, like Ikea, and can be conveniently reached on foot. There are also many discount merchants, like Primark, and a goog choice of places to eat.

An amazing and lively place to spend the whole day in family, with friends or on your own if you are looking for a wide variety of restaurants, shops for all tastes and budgets as well as a whole offer of activities such as indoor and outdoor rock climbing, surfing or zip wire.

It's a shopping mall there's really not much to say other than that period the area does have an Ikea and some electronic stores and home improvement stores. The shopping area is well laid out and not terribly congested even with a substantial amount of people. The restaurants are run of the mill nothing spectacular or out of the ordinary. There is an Apple store for any Apple fans and the stores inside the mall are of generally speaking high quality but not any different than what you would find in any other large shopping area in Spain. Geographically speaking it is located outside the center of the city and by car would take you 15 to 20 minutes or via public transportation up to an hour. Most Spaniards just like to walk around aimlessly around these places most likely to enjoy some open air and when it's really hot to go indoors and enjoy free air conditioning.

Cozy place to visit, my family and I love it. Try it yourself

Nice place for children Not very big 90% fish For small children perfect place

Really nice experience! I like how they recreated all the different environments in main thematic. The only aspect I didn't like much was the cage with the little monkeys... I don't see much of a purpose in the aquarium

Very intresting and nice place. I was suprised, how many strange and beautiful animals there were. Our 6 y. old daughter was very excited and enjoyed it. The place is just right, not too small, not too big. Worth to see it:)

It’s okay to visit if you have so time to use up. Not busy at all. No much of variety

We've spent more than an hour here watching different kinds of fish. They are all in lands fish including absolutely gorgeous Arapaima fish - with a 23m years old pedigree.

Absolutely superb aquarium. Apparently the largest freshwater aquarium in Europe making it a pretty unusual experience - rivers rather than seawater wildlife. Focusued on the total river ecology (so not only the creatures that live in the water) with a look at the Amazon (of course), the Mekong, the Ebro and the Darling rivers. Superb exhibition. Absolutely loved it.

I feel that the Aquarium deserves and needs lots of improvements. For 17€ a person I wasn't 100% pleased. Edit: I felt that I didn't say anything positive in this review and that's not fair. The aquarium from the outside looks really nice and the surrounding area is really beautiful. The animals had lots of space and seemed that they are kept in really good conditions. Some of the things that needs improvement are: scratched (a lot) glass, broken pieces of wood/plastic, more texts and information (in English too).

A bit expensive (18€ Euros for adults) but it’s well worth it! There are lots of fish that aren’t shown in other aquariums, and each exhibition is well explained (in Spanish).

After visiting the Aquarium in Zaragoza while visiting for a few day my husband and I took the opportunity to visit. There were many different fish and endangered animals and although very educational for us to experience these species I was overwhelmed with sadness to see them incarcerated in such confined spaces to their natural habitat. They seemed almost comatosed which impacts on their quality of life. The alligators and snake were in such small environments for their size and length. I found these sights particularly disturbing and distressing.

Beautiful Aquarium with lots of different species of fish and reptile from all over the world. It is a treasure to enjoy if you love nature. Well maintained, healthy fish, some mammals and birds Perfect for adults and children. Love it!

A very surprising aquarium! It looks small from the outside but it has a big variety of animals divided into different rivers from around the world. We all enjoyed our visit, kids and adults! Nice visit if you are in the area!

Very interesting presentation of the historical background of the city. Part of a 4 location museum for which tickets are discounted if you visit all 4.

Good place with a thousand year old history.

Zaragoza is a surprising city - it is absolutely packed with history and you need a solid 2 days to cover everything. This theatre is surprisingly well preserved with a lot of information.

A really beautifully presented site with a lot of thought put into the visitor experience and journey. The site has been well conserved for future generations, so hopefully, it will be here for a long time to come.

The Romans were so influential in shaping the life across all of Europe. If ever in zaragoza you cannot fail to visit this museum. It is worth every second spent their.

Interesting place to see history of a Roman theater. Very inspiring for the amount of work and scale of the structure.

As well as being able to see the excavations and reconstruction of the theatre the museum gives an enlightening overview of how the structure was operated and the changes that have occurred in the area since Roman times ( Muslim, Jewish, Modern era).

I honestly didn't expect much when I visited the Museo del Teatro as I have seen several other Roman theatres that have survived in much better condition over the years, but I was very pleasantly surprised by the museum itself! There is a lot of information (most of it also available in English) and very creative and modern displays. I really felt like I took a walk back in time to Caesaraugusta and through the history of Zaragoza itself. A very illuminating and educational visit!

Of the four Caesaraugusta sites (the forum, the baths, the port and the theatre), the theatre is the best. Also the biggest site and most informative. Really interesting exhibition about the building of the theatre. A combined ticket costing €7 gets you into all four sites so is very good value.

Gives a great start to a visot to Zaragoza. The timeline on the second floor gives a useful insight into the people who have lived here and the major events with artefacts. The examplanation of roman design and building is well illustrated and set out in an easy to understand format. Well worth a visit.

Really nice museum, the experience is good and it’s impressive the work to recover all this.

Super informative and interesting museum about the Caesaraugusto Theater. Free entry on the first Sunday of the month

Very cool! First stop as part of the museum pass. I spent a lot of my time watching the videos and reading through the history of the site and City. I loved being able to walk through the outside ruins and comparing the site to the models.

Wow, we went to the Goya Museum and it was great. Have a much better appreciation and understanding of Goya now. No photos allowed inside. If you pass this way I would recommend you stop in.Also has paintings from contemporaries and students.

Excellent collection of Goya prints. There is a very interesting biographical video that is shown in different languages and also a cartoon about Goya’s work for children. Adult ticket 8€

We visited Zaragoza over the weekend and had this in out itinerary. I highly enjoyed Goya’s collection of Los Caprichos.

Even if you usually aren't into art, this place is worth a trip. They showcase more than just Goya as well. Though I'd also recommend for history buffs, it's really interesting to see Goya's social commentary through his artwork.

Great permanent collection including an incredible number of small prints. Impressive El Greco exhibition too.

Probably my favourite part was the temporary photography exhibit, although the Goya room was great (if I hadn't just seen better Goyas at the Spain and the Hispanic world exhibit at the Royal Academy) the pre and post Goya rooms were pretty average tbh.

Absolutely perfect experience. I dreamed of seem some of my favorite works of Goya and had the opportunity to enjoy them here. I would recommend at least one or two hours to visit if you focus mainly on Goya's work, but even more if you wanna take some time to see carefully everything else.

I understand why some people feel a bit disappointed after visiting this museum “It’s a Goya Museum and they barely have any paintings from Goya” people say. And it’s fair, the name of the museum implies that there must be paintings of Goya all around, right? In reality, it’s a rather small, but well organised museum with a temporary exhibition where you can see modern artist from Spain and some small amount of Goya’s paintings The museum is dedicated to Goya, his artistic heritage - hence artists that got inspired by him and Spanish painters who worked with him There is a floor dedicated to Goya’s sketches where visitors can learn about dark motives that he was expressing there, real and mythical events that took place Overall, it’s a nice museum to visit, one of the most famous museums in Zaragoza, not the cheapest one tho, so if you’re short on money, you may come back later on

Wonderful museum, nice audioguide. A must-do when visiting Zaragoza!

I love the fact that all his engravings are housed there and can be studied as a whole. A magnificent - even though somewhat hard-to-take - experience, what with the sheer scale of his onslaught against ignorance and injustice and cruelty and superstition. More and more, I feel that the true significance of Goya, for me, is in his Caprichos and Disparates, etc., not the parade portraits - although these are magnificent, too. But if you admire the Goya of the Caprichos, you must also visit El Prado in Madrid and see his dark paintings...

A beautiful museum, however it did not have any paintings from his dark period. One level was dedicated to his precursors, and one level to his legacy.

А very nice museum with an emphasis on Goya's work and a not so well known part of it for me - his prints. Interesting, informative and impressive.

Fuente de la Hispanidad is one of the most impressive decorative water fountains that I have seen across my travels. Its location at one of the ends of the most famous plaza in Zaragoza is its first attraction. The volume of water going down its sloped front is definitely impressive.

A fascinating and unique monument in a lovely plaza adjacent to a magnificent Baroque cathedral. The monument's clever design illustrates the size and scope of the Spanish-speaking world in North and South America while also embodying the shared culture between Spain and its relatives across the Atlantic.

Fantastic fountain with the shape of south America.

At night, illuminated fountains located at the end of the main square. An ideal place for an evening photo session. During the day, the view is less spectacular, as there are no lights on, although its design fits into the entire architecture of the square.

In my humble opinion it only spoils the historic center of the town...

A sad example of bad planning and very bad engineering. A blight on a beautiful location.

A wonderful monument and pleasant fountain with a dual purpose. The prevailing winds in the area blow across the expanse of flowing water and noticeably cool the Placa de Pilar on hot Spanish summer days.

The hosts are quite nice! They welcomed me well and were willing to answer my questions. The room was good, it had a bed, a wardrobe, a table and chair and a bathroom. I only had a problem with the internet, it did not work well in any of my devices. I could not find a solution with the hosts, unfortunally this impacted my experience since I was having classes online. The light in the room could have been a bit brighter too.

A nice place to stay, close to the city centre. Friendly and helpful staff. Traditional 24 h. reception.

Everything was good except for their soap and shampoo containers that were really hard to open when needed. The parking situation was not ideal.

Clean, very well located, very friendly staff, very good value. No complaints at all.

Has free parking , heating in every room. Located close to all the main monuments of Zaragoza.

An excellent place to stay, well located close to the centre.

Lady at the reception was very nice, polite and friendly. Location is great

Lovely tapestries and a great way to spend some time in Zaragoza. It looks closed but the entrance is via the cathedral! For 9 euros you can see this, the cathedral, the basilica viewing tower and the rosary which is great value and they're all worthwhile.

(Translated by Google) Museum little known and located in the Cathedral of La Seo, which contains tapestries of historical, mythological and biblical theme. Large, occupying entire walls are not too many are very well preserved, exposed and restored. The entrance goes together with the visit to the cathedral. (Original) Museo poco conocido y situado en la catedral de La Seo, que contiene tapices de tema histórico, mitológico y bíblico. De gran tamaño, ocupando paredes enteras no hay demasiados están muy bien conservados, expuestos y restaurados. La entrada va conjunta con la visita a la catedral.

Incredible, rare tapestries. Make sure to extend your audio tour of the cathedral to see these exquisite 500 year old tapestries, brought to life with the audio commentary. Remarkable in their quality, numbers and size (11m x 4m). Each one an Incredible work of art. Remarkable collection, not to be missed.

Fantastic tapestry collection. Very impressive three rooms of high artistic and technical quality depicting religious, moral, historical themes. The audio guide in English was useless. The written descriptions in Spanish were far more complete.

Give yourself plenty of time — there’s a lush amount of narrative detail woven in silk and gold.

Incredible collection of old tapestry work

Very good collection of some of the largest tapestries. Amazing

Incomparable quality of tapestry. Truly remarkable.

Great building holding an exposition free of charge, however, it's a shame that the expositions cover the lower part of the inside of the Lonja. You can learn some more about Zaragoza and Goya though.

Great building and temporary exhibitions

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Nice building and free exhibition

This is a lovely building. The exhibitions are very interesting and the whole location is charming.

Good tapas and drinks. Tetra next to the church. Covid friendly. Staff very helpful.

Beautiful