No fixed price, you decide the tip at the end. Guided in English and Spanish.
This free walking tour covers Zaragoza's old town in about two hours, from the Basílica del Pilar to the Roman remains beneath the streets. It earns a 4.97 rating across 576 reviews, and you pay what you like at the end.
See this free tour on GuruWalk →The walk itself costs nothing. Reserve a place on GuruWalk so the guide knows to expect you, then tip what the walk was worth at the end.
This free walking tour covers Zaragoza's old town in about two hours, from the Basílica del Pilar to the Roman remains beneath the streets. It earns a 4.97 rating across 576 reviews, and you pay what you like at the end.
This free tour sets out from the statue of Caesar Augustus on Avenida de César Augusto and spends the next 2 hours on foot through Zaragoza's Old Town, in English or Spanish. Booking itself costs nothing: the walk runs on a pay-what-you-feel basis, with guests paying the guide directly at the end whatever they think it was worth. The published route begins at the Roman walls of Caesaraugusta, moves through Justice Square and Temple Street, then keeps going across the historic centre.
From those Roman beginnings the story widens. The guide covers the Islamic city of Saraqusta and the Mudejar heritage with World Heritage status, and the description names a long list of stops: the Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar and the Cathedral of San Salvador, or La Seo, standing in the same square, plus the Roman theatre, the churches of San Gil and Magdalena, La Lonja, the Central Market, Alfonso Street, the Church of Santa Isabel de Portugal, and a monument to Francisco de Goya. The route also crosses El Tubo, the tapas quarter, next to baroque churches and traces of modernist Zaragoza from the 19th century.
Monuments are only part of it. The tour also makes room for stories, legends and quieter corners that say more about how the city lives. The listing keeps the tone light, closing with a reminder that visitors have come to have a good time and enjoy Zaragoza.
A few practical points, from how the meeting works to how payment happens, are worth knowing before you reserve a spot.
Common issues. Only the first 3 of the route's 13 stops are published, so you cannot see the full route before you turn up. There is no pickup, and the listing shows nothing included beyond the guided walk itself. One reviewer found the 2 hours very intensive, worth weighing if long walks are not your thing. The listing also gives no accessibility details, so anyone with mobility concerns is deciding without full information.
Yes, booking costs nothing. This is a free walking tour in the usual sense: guests pay the guide directly at the end, in whatever amount they think the walk deserved. Budget for that payment as part of your day.
Pickup is not included. The meeting point is Avenida de César Augusto, 115, next to the statue of Caesar Augustus, and the guide will be wearing a white shirt and carrying an umbrella.
A guided walk of the Old Town lasting 2 hours, offered in English and Spanish. The route takes in the Roman walls, Justice Square, Temple Street and further stops including the Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar and La Seo. The listing names no inclusions, so check the live booking page for anything beyond the walk itself.
The listing states no age limits and gives no accessibility information. It is a 2-hour walking tour through the Old Town, so consider that for small children or anyone who finds time on their feet difficult.
Since booking is free and payment goes to the guide at the end, there is nothing paid in advance. The listing itself sets out no cancellation terms.
Comfortable shoes for a walk of this length, plus the amount you intend to give the guide at the end. The listing names no required items and no prohibited ones.
Live dates, times and prices are on the booking page.
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