Basílica del Pilar
Zaragoza's great baroque basilica on the Ebro: free to enter, with a paid tower viewpoint and the Museo Pilarista.
Zaragoza Attractions
Roman ruins, Mudéjar brickwork, the Basílica del Pilar and La Seo cluster in a walkable centre, and 41 tours cover the lot.
Plaza Del Pilar
The basilica square of Zaragoza: hours, tower prices, La Seo, the Fiestas and how to get there.
Pilar Tower
Tickets, hours and views from the Torre Mirador above the Basílica del Pilar in Zaragoza.
Aljaferia Palace
Hours, prices, guided tour times and what to see inside Zaragoza's Aljaferia Palace, the best-preserved Islamic palace in Spain outside Andalusia.
La Seo Cathedral
Tickets, hours and the Mudejar UNESCO details for Zaragoza's cathedral of San Salvador.
Roman Theatre Museum
The excavated theatre of Roman Caesaraugusta, displayed inside a modern museum a short walk from Plaza del Pilar.
Puerta Del Carmen
One of the few surviving gates of old Zaragoza, free to see and easy to reach by tram or bus.
Roman River Port Museum
Roman Zaragoza's stone river port, preserved in a glass-walled gallery beside the Ebro, for 3 EUR or 7 EUR with the four-museum bono.
Puente De Piedra
Zaragoza's stone bridge over the Ebro, built from 1401 and opened in 1440, with four bronze lions and the classic Basílica del Pilar view.
Ebro River Walk
The riverside route past the Basílica del Pilar, the Stone Bridge and the Expo banks: the best free walk in Zaragoza.
El Tubo
The tapas-bar grid behind the Pilar: what it is, where it sits, and how to plan an evening around it.
La Lonja
The Renaissance merchant exchange on Plaza del Pilar, now an exhibition hall between the Basílica del Pilar and La Seo.
Mercado Central
Zaragoza's central food market, the starting point for tapas tours, cooking classes and Aragon produce.
Mudejar Architecture
The three UNESCO Mudejar monuments of Zaragoza, with tickets, tour times and a walking plan.
Museo De Zaragoza
Closed for works, but here is what is open instead: Roman sites, the Aljafería, Goya and free museums across Zaragoza.
Pablo Gargallo Museum
Plan around the temporary closure of the Pablo Gargallo Museum with verified open museums and sights nearby in Zaragoza.
Parque Del Agua
More than 120 hectares of Expo-era parkland on the Ebro, with running circuits, river views and the city aquarium next door.
Parque Grande
Zaragoza's great city park: promenades, fountains, museum buildings and the green escape the locals actually use.
Paseo de la Independencia
Zaragoza's central boulevard: what it is, what sits along it, and how to use it.
Roman Baths And Walls
Tickets, hours and planning for the Termas de Caesaraugusta and the Roman walls of Zaragoza, with the four-museum bono explained.
Roman Caesaraugusta
The forum, theatre, river port and baths of Roman Caesaraugusta, with current prices and hours.
Roman Forum Museum
Prices, hours and planning for the Roman Forum Museum in Zaragoza, with the four-museum bono explained.
San Pablo Church
The Mudéjar tower and parish church of San Pablo, one of Zaragoza's three UNESCO-listed monuments, explained with hours-free planning advice and tour options.
Tercer Milenio Bridge
Zaragoza's boldest Ebro crossing, beside the Expo 2008 site and the Parque del Agua.
Water Tower (Torre Del Agua)
The Expo 2008 landmark on the Ebro: how to reach it, what to see around it, and what to check before you go.
Goya In Zaragoza
Where to find Goya in Zaragoza: the Museo Goya, reopening 9 October 2026, the Aljafería exhibition, the Pilar frescoes and a day-trip to Fuendetodos.
Zaragoza Aquarium
River-tank aquarium beside the Expo site, with more than 5,000 specimens and 20 EUR general admission.
Bridge Pavilion
The Expo 2008 bridge-building over the Ebro, and everything to see around the Ranillas meander.
Expo 2008 Site
What the Expo 2008 site in Zaragoza has become: park, aquarium, bridges, prices and transport.
La Romareda
Real Zaragoza's home ground in Zaragoza, Spain: what the stadium is, how to get there, and what to see nearby.
Torre Nueva
The story of Zaragoza's demolished leaning Mudejar tower, and the UNESCO listed brick monuments that carry its legacy today.
Museo Camon Aznar
Zaragoza's Goya museum reopens 9 October 2026 with new galleries and longer hours.