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    Zaragoza

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    Zaragoza

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    Aragon's vibrant capital is home to the Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar and the Aljafería Palace, a masterpiece of Islamic architecture in Spain.

    by Felix Gillen

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    Aragon's vibrant capital is home to the Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar and the Aljafería Palace, a masterpiece of Islamic architecture in Spain.

    Sights in Zaragoza

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    Basílica del Pilar

    1Basílica del Pilar

    Barockkirche mit farbenfrohen Kuppeln, einem berühmten Altar zu Ehren der Jungfrau Maria und Fresken von Goya.
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    Museum of Fire and Firefighters

    2Museum of Fire and Firefighters

    Museum zur Geschichte der Feuerwehr in Zaragoza mit alten Feuerwehrfahrzeugen, Uniformen und Feuerlöschpumpen.
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    Catedral del Salvador

    3Catedral del Salvador

    La Seo Cathedral with Romanesque, Gothic, Mudéjar, and Baroque elements, as well as a Museum of Flemish Tapestries.
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    Aljafería

    4Aljafería

    Zum UNESCO-Welterbe erklärter Palast aus dem 11. Jh., heutiger Sitz des aragonischen Parlaments mit Führungen.
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    Puerta del Carmen

    5Puerta del Carmen

    Freestanding city gate from the late 18th century, once part of the city walls, with bullet holes from the sieges of 1808 and 1809.
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    Essen & Trinken

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    Baobab Restaurant

    Restaurant in C. del Arzobispo Apaolaza.
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    Nueva Karambola

    Restaurant in C. de Baltasar Gracián.
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    Churrería La Fama

    Restaurant in C. de Prudencio.
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    Restaurante La Rinconada de Lorenzo | Zaragoza

    Restaurant in C. de la Salle.
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    Restaurante Casa Lac

    Restaurant in C. de los Mártires.
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    Nearby

    Aragon

    Aragon

    Aragón, a historic autonomous community in northeastern Spain, combines Pyrenean landscapes, UNESCO World Heritage Mudéjar architecture, and a vibrant capital. Here you'll discover a region full of history, culture, and nature, that appeals to outdoor enthusiasts as much as to culture lovers.
    Bardenas Reales

    Bardenas Reales

    The Bardenas Reales Natural Park in southern Navarra has been a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve since 2000. It consists of a semi-desert landscape where rainfall has washed unusual gypsum and clay formations, such as the Cabezo de Castildetierra.
    Huesca

    Huesca

    Huesca, the capital of the eponymous province in Aragon, lies at the foot of the Pyrenees and is often underestimated. The city combines **centuries-old history, culture, and proximity to the mountains**. Here, a relaxed atmosphere and remarkable buildings await you within a compact area.
    Tudela

    Tudela

    Tudela, in the south of Navarra, is the region's second-largest city and the main town of the Ribera on the Ebro. In the Middle Ages, Muslims, Jews, and Christians lived here side-by-side; their traces can still be found today in the winding streets of the old town. Tudela is also known for the vegetables from its fertile Ribera gardens. The city combines tradition and modern life.
    Sierra and Canyons of Guara

    Sierra and Canyons of Guara

    The Natural Park in the Huesca province is Aragon's largest protected area and known for its limestone canyons, which attract thousands of canyoning enthusiasts every year. Additionally, there are hiking trails, for example to the 2,077-meter-high Tozal de Guara, as well as good opportunities for observing birds of prey. In the Río Vero valley, there are also rock paintings that are part of the UNESCO World Heritage.

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