Zaragoza Holiday Deals

Zaragoza Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Zaragoza

Is your passport desperate for some love? Not sure where to go next? If Zaragoza had a dating profile, you'd definitely be swiping right!

Of course, it's not just the sights that make a city special — there's also the people who call it home. Here, you'll find 650,000 of them.

Zaragoza lies 11 kilometres away from Pastriz, and 270 kilometres away from Madrid, the national capital.

Everyone in the family is sure to love visits to the Feria de Zaragoza and Zaragoza Amusement Park. If you're after a bit more excitement, Dock 39 and the Expectacular NORIA are a couple of other possibilities.

From lobbing a ball around to simply sprawling out on the grass, there are lots of reasons to head to a green spot like Grande José Antonio Labordeta Park or Goya Park. Luis Bunuel Water Park and Paseo de Cuéllar are also popular meeting places for visitors and locals alike.

Need to recharge your batteries? Few things are more invigorating than spending a day among nature! Quiet your mind and let your worries disappear at Galacho de Juslibol.

Whether you want to build your knowledge or just relax in the peaceful setting, the Museo de los Faroles y Rosario de Cristal and the Caesaraugusta Public Baths Museum should do the job. Remember to enquire about special events! Need more? Also head to the Museo de Tapices de La Seo de Zaragoza and the Centro de Historia de Zaragoza.

We're not exactly sure how the Zaragoza Museum and the Museo del Foro de Caesaraugusta have managed to gather so many of this planet's fascinating treasures into just two buildings. A visit to either will provide you with endless hours of awe and admiration. For even more displays from the natural world, stop by the Museo del Puerto Fluvial de Caesaraugusta.

Order a coffee with an extra shot — you have a long day of gallery hopping to look forward to. The Museo Ibercaja Camon Aznar is a good place to start. Once you're done there, admire the carefully curated collections of the Pablo Gargallo Museum and the Sala Municipal de Arte Joven.

Zaragoza boasts a wide range of important historic sites. Why not start delving into the city's past at the Roman Wall and the University of Zaragoza? If that's not enough to satisfy the history buff in you, also swing by the Neptune Fountain and Arco del Deán.

When it came to designing Aljaferia Palace and Palacio Arzobispal, not a single detail was ignored. A well-informed tour guide will make sure you don't miss a thing. If they float your boat, Palacio Real Maestranza de Caballeria Zaragoza will also impress.

You don't need to be a believer to stop by Basilica de Nuestra Senora del Pilar and La Seo Cathedral, two attractions noted for their spiritual and cultural value. You can gain an even greater insight into the local beliefs at Santa Maria Magdalena Church and Cartuja de Aula Dei.

Just about every city is home to public squares, and they are often the centre of social and cultural activity. Don't leave without visiting Plaza de Espana and Plaza de Andalucía, especially if there are any exciting events scheduled. Plaza Villafranca is another space where you can stop, appreciate your surrounds and enjoy a sense of community.

A destination with a significant history, it's not surprising that Zaragoza has plenty of memories. The Torreon de la Zuda and the Goya Monument are couple of special places to pause for a quiet moment in contemplation. If you happen to be close by, the Agustina de Aragon Monument and Casino Mercantil are a couple more historical sites that are worth visiting.

What's a holiday without a bit of window-shopping? From sales to stylish fashion, Grancasa Commercial Center and Main Market from XIX have what you need.

Experience some first-class entertainment at the Roman Theatre or theatre Arbole. If you're after another night on the town, the Teatro Principal and the Teatro del Mercado are two more venues worth looking into.

Want to see everything that this place has to offer? Imperial Canal of Aragon is one sight you might have left out.

Hotels in Zaragoza

Who said that great service had to cost an arm and a leg? You'll have a peaceful night's sleep at a nice price at the Hotel Sauce and the Hotel Río Arga. But if you'd rather live like a king or queen while you're here, the Hotel Palafox or the Reina Petronila may be more up your alley. Just sit back, relax and let the expert staff do what they do best.