Aljaferia Palace
An 11th-century Islamic palace later expanded by Aragonese kings, showcasing some of the finest Moorish architecture outside Andalusia. Free on Sundays, otherwise a modest entry fee.
Church in Zaragoza
The co-cathedral of Zaragoza blending Romanesque, Gothic, Mudejar, and Baroque styles in a single building. The exterior Mudejar wall alone is a UNESCO-listed highlight.
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Other places worth the walk, and what each one costs.
An 11th-century Islamic palace later expanded by Aragonese kings, showcasing some of the finest Moorish architecture outside Andalusia. Free on Sundays, otherwise a modest entry fee.
A massive Baroque basilica on the banks of the Ebro, believed to be the first church dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Free entry to the interior, with a small fee for the tower lift.
One of the largest pedestrian squares in Europe, stretching between the basilica and La Seo with fountains and open views along the Ebro. Free and the natural hub of the city.
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