Zaragoza City Guide 🇪🇸 Things to Do in Zaragoza Spain

There are so many amazing things to do in Zaragoza. Whether you are looking for the city's history, amazing food, or incredible architecture, you'll find something to love about Zaragoza, Spain.

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Time stamps for Things to do in Zaragoza:
00:00 Intro
00:50 Roman Walls
01:20 Roman Theater
01:32 Roman Forum
01:48 Catedral del Salvador de Zaragoza
02:10 Basilica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar
02:56 Zaragoza Museum
03:25 Goya Museum
03:37 Palacio de la Aljafería
04:38 Mercado central de Zaragoza
04:52 El Tubo
05:30 Lots to Love about Zaragoza

[NookCrannyTrips]

I liked the mosque looking church that by just its appearance covers a long time history.
Well made video,
Greetings from China!

[catobie]

I don't know how you do it but you find such amazing places. Thank you for sharing.

[lynneshrode]

I have never been to Zaragoza. Thank you for the fabulously informative video. I simply love your travel vlogs.

[TiHerr]

Man Laura, your videos keep expanding my wish list. I’m going to have to get started soon or I’ll never finish it. :)

[robertgoerss]

Thank you for the tour. Intriguing and so well done.

[Lacteagalaxia]

Zaragoza is a beatiful and true hidden gem in Spain; luckily for them out of mainstream touroperators strange city for a foreigners tourists ;

[BetsyDudash]

My parents and older siblings lived in Zaragoza for 3 yrs in the late 50s when my dad was in the USAF. Two siblings were born there! I now regret not taking my mom there when we visited Spain in 1990; she's now too old and frail to travel.

[anaibarangan]

I know how hard to believe, but when I started to go to Zaragoza Spain for the first times in my life, I already felt an enheightened awareness of feeling who around me and with me was is semitic, of course it was previously created during my life in The USA, and through my mother most importantly. Of course there Judaic is exclusively Sephardic ancestry Catholics. The basilica was built because Mary mother of Jesus Christ was there in person after the death of Jesus Christ. Sephardic. Of course her and Mary Magdalene could go just about anywhere within the enormous extensions of The Roman Empire back then.

[ralphaaa]

"Tharagotha" in Spanish. Saragossa in English and Catalan

[lindylee]

I’ve traveled a lot in Spain and Zaragoza was the only place where I had a bad experience. I went by myself out to lunch, the food was terrible and the waiter charged me for 2 lunches instead of one. All in all no big deal-Spain is a wonderful country and great for solo female travel.

[carlosmedinaramos]

ZARAGOZA ES LA CIUDAD MAS ABURRIDA..TRISTE Y "GRIS" DE ESPAÑA. NO OFRECE CASI NADA. SÓLO COMIDA Y UN TEMPLO RELIGIOSO MUY GRANDE. NO ME GUSTA ZARAGOZA. 👎👎👎👎