The most iconic spot in Zaragoza. In one of the largest pedestrian squares in Europe stands the impressive Basilica of El Pilar, right next to the Ebro River. It's perfect for a stroll, some great photos, and if you’re up for it, stepping inside to enjoy its main altarpiece and stunning frescoes.

Right next to El Pilar, but less well-known, you'll find La Seo Cathedral. Its exterior is already striking, but the interior is even more breathtaking. It also houses one of the finest tapestry collections in the world. A hidden gem.

A beautiful Renaissance building that now serves as an exhibition hall. The architecture is spectacular, and there's always an interesting exhibit inside. It’s located right in front of El Pilar—no excuse not to pop in.

A true marvel of Islamic architecture. It looks like something out of a fairy tale, with its arches and courtyards. Like a small Alhambra in the city center. Today it houses the Aragonese Parliament, but it's open to visitors.

This medieval bridge crosses the Ebro River and offers one of Zaragoza’s most picturesque views, with El Pilar in the background. At sunset, it’s ideal for taking photos and soaking in the peaceful rhythm of the river.

This historic building, part of the University of Zaragoza, blends elegance with culture. It regularly hosts exhibitions and cultural events. A quiet spot to enjoy art in the heart of the city.

A market with history, soul, and a great atmosphere. Its iron structure catches the eye from the outside, but the best part is inside: fruits, cheeses, cured meats, and anything you can imagine. Perfect for buying local products or just browsing. Next to the market, you can also find the remains of the ancient Roman wall and the statue of the city's founder, Caesar Augustus.

Zaragoza was also a Roman city, and this theatre is proof. Though not fully intact, part of its structure remains, and there’s a small exhibit to visit. A great place to imagine what the city was like over 2,000 years ago.