The best of ZARAGOZA | SPAIN ROAD TRIP - Part 4

The city of Zaragoza lies in the northeastern part of Spain, in the region of Aragón. It’s not as well known as some of Spain’s other big cities, so here are some things you need to know before visiting.

OK, so you’ve definitely heard of Spain’s biggest cities – Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and Seville – but have you heard of Zaragoza? It is in fact Spain’s fifth-largest city, even bigger than more popular places such as Bilbao or Málaga, although it’s rarely talked about and is visited by few international tourists compared with the others.

Zaragoza is the capital of Spain’s autonomous region of Aragón, which used to be its own kingdom. This means that it’s home to lots of grand monuments, palaces and houses. These include the Moorish Aljafería Palace, the grand Museo de Zaragoza and the intricately decorated Casa Solans.

It’s easy to reach from both Madrid and Barcelona
Zaragoza does have an airport, which is accessible from nine destinations in Europe, including London, Paris and Milan, but if you’re in mainland Spain already, it’s easy to reach from either Madrid or Barcelona. From Barcelona, you can take a three-hour bus journey to get there, and from Madrid, an 80-minute train journey.

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Don't miss the rest of this little trip! :)

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Just remember that Spanish vowels NEVER change unless there is a dipthong. The more round the O is and the further back in the throat the U is, the more correct they are.
Lo-gro-ño all super round O sound. Spanish word stress is super easy. Vowel, N or S, the stress falls on the next to the last syllable. All other consonants, last syllable. Every exception is marked with an accent over a vowel in the syllable where the stress is made. Easy, easy, easy. I can teach you how to pronounce all Spanish words in 25 minutes. Spanish is a bitch on the other end, after the Intermediate grammar, it gets seriously complex. Still, my favorite language in the world.
Great video!! Thank you for sharing these videos. Spain has the best food.