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Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar
This cathedral is one of the most important religious buildings in the country and a major spot for art and history lovers. It stands out with its massive size, beautiful domes, and riverside location. The structure is a key place for religious celebrations and is deeply connected to local traditions.
Plaza del Pilar
This huge square is the heart of the city and one of the largest in Europe. It’s surrounded by impressive buildings, fountains, and sculptures. The area is most popular for its massive basilica, which stands out with its domes and towers.
Parque Grande José Antonio Labordeta
This green space is the largest urban park in the city and a favorite spot for locals to relax, walk, and enjoy nature. Opened in 1929, it’s packed with wide avenues, fountains, gardens, and monuments. The park is named after a beloved local poet and singer-songwriter.
Aljafería Palace
This palace is a stunning example of Islamic architecture from the 11th century. Originally built as a fortified medieval palace, it later became a royal residence and has seen many changes over the centuries. The building mixes Islamic, Gothic, Mudejar, and Renaissance styles, making it a unique spot to see how history left its mark.
Stone Bridge Zaragoza
This historic bridge is one of the oldest in the city, stretching across the main river and connecting two important parts of town. Built in the 15th century, it’s a classic example of medieval architecture and has survived floods, wars, and centuries of change. The structure is most popular for its impressive stone arches and the way it frames the city’s skyline.
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Cathedral of the Savior of Zaragoza
This cathedral is a stunning mix of architectural styles, with roots going back to Roman times. Over the centuries, it’s been shaped by different cultures, so you’ll spot Romanesque, Gothic, Mudéjar, and Baroque elements all in one place. The building is a symbol of history and faith, and it’s a key spot for anyone interested in art, architecture, or just cool old buildings.
Puerta del Carmen
This historic gate is one of the few remaining parts of the old city walls. Built in the late 18th century, it has seen important moments in local history, especially during the sieges in the early 1800s. The structure stands as a symbol of resilience and is a popular spot for photos and learning about the past.
Aquarium River of Zaragoza
This spot is the largest freshwater aquarium in Europe. It's home to over 350 species from rivers all around the world, including the Nile, Amazon, Mekong, Murray-Darling, and the Ebro. The place is designed to show how important rivers are for life on Earth, and you'll see everything from tiny fish to big reptiles and even some mammals.
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