Zaragoza
Zaragoza or, as it's sometimes known, Saragossa is one of Spain's hidden treasures. This delightful city has a colourful heritage and has been ruled by Romans and Moors who have left behind architectural and historical wonders which are popular with visitors today. Finding hotels in Saragossa is a treat, there is so much choice. Whether you prefer a hotel or an apartment there is something to suit every budget. Be sure to take the time to visit Aljaferia Palace, it's one of the most beautiful buildings in the city and one of Spain's most important Moorish buildings. The Cathedral of the Saviour was built on the site of a mosque in the 12th century, but before that a Roman temple stood there. It's Mudejar wall and 15th century Gothic altar are of note on a trip to the cathedral. Zaragoza has a great nightlife and entertainment scene as well as some top restaurants and cafes.
Choosing the right hotels in Saragossa will depend very much on your personal preferences and of course, your budget. The 4 star Reina Petronila Hotel has a lovely swimming pool and it's conveniently located for exploring the city. Those interested in an apartment in Zaragoza may find Apartmentos Sabinas El Pilar to their liking. Clean and modern, your apartment is right on the main square and you'll be able to come and go as you please. Hotel Sauce which is a hotel run by the same owners as the apartments is a good 2 star, budget choice and is also close to all the main attractions in Zaragoza. Although it's a little out of town, the Tryp Zaragoza is a nice 4 star hotel which offers good facilities and excellent service. Those who like the luxurious touch will adore the 5 star Palafox Hotel. With its gorgeous, opulent dining room and a wine cellar which is reputedly stocked with the finest local wines and liqueurs, it's the perfect place if you're looking for deluxe service.
Whether you decide on a hotel or an apartment, you're certain to have a wonderful time in this exciting part of Spain.
What to see or do in and around Saragossa
Alberto, . Zaragoza (Zaragoza)
Old furniture and equipment
The furniture and equipment in general are somewhat old. The room is small, with a single bed. The windows were a bit old, but being double, they insulated well. The bathroom is spacious and more modern, well-equipped and roomy. Supermarkets, restaurants, and all necessary services nearby. Blue zone with free parking areas 6 or 7 minutes walking. At night it's a bit more difficult to park.
Santiago, . Zaragoza (Zaragoza)
Visit to the city center
Well, I already knew it. We sometimes go for tapas in El Tubo, shopping, visit the Pilar, etc.
Beatriz, . Zaragoza (Zaragoza)
Welcoming city
Welcoming city with must-see visits. The views of the Pilar from the stone bridge are magnificent. Pleasant atmosphere and great food. I recommend visiting Casa Lac if you like vegetables, pure delight.
Mariana, . Zaragoza (Zaragoza)
Possibly the best experience of my life
Possibly the best experience of my life
Toni, . Zaragoza (Zaragoza)
Zaragoza is wonderful
Zaragoza is a wonderful city, with everything you might need for a few days: food, hotels, a good coffee.
Joel, . Zaragoza (Zaragoza)
Zaragoza very beautiful
Zaragoza very beautiful, cathedral of Pilar where we ate the 12 grapes, Plaza de España, Goya Museum, El Aljafería magnificent. To eat tapas, the narrow streets of the Casco, small restaurants that offer many variations and cheap.
Luis Angel, . Zaragoza (Zaragoza)
Very dynamic and well-decorated city at Christmas
Very dynamic and well-decorated city at Christmas. Nice Christmas market.
Susana, . Zaragoza (Zaragoza)
Zaragoza welcoming and cultural
Zaragoza is a welcoming city, with a good gastronomic and cultural offer.
Johanna, . Zaragoza (Zaragoza)
Zaragoza is spectacular
Zaragoza is a spectacular city. It has much to see and the gastronomy is very varied.
David, . Zaragoza (Zaragoza)
The Pilarica at Christmas
The Pilarica at Christmas
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