Zaragoza guía de viajes

You can't miss a visit to the following places of this Aragonese city:

The Pilar Basilica is one of the most important sanctuaries of the Catholic world, every year thousands of pilgrims arrive here. A supreme artistic centre, it also unites valuable works from different eras.

Aljafería Palace. One of the most significant monuments of XI century Hispanic Muslim architecture. Although the building has suffered successive alterations, we are able to stroll between the landscaped gateways of the Santa Isabel Patio, through the Golden Hall and Oratory.

The Lonja. The building was constructed by the Town Council, destined to serve as a merchants´ market, according to the plan by Master Juan de Sariñena. It is the city's first absolute Renaissance building and the most important civil construction of the XVI century in Aragón.

Pablo Gargallo Museum. 19 May, 1982, Pierrette Gargallo de Anguera and Ramón Sainz de Varanda signed the founding contract for the Pablo Gargallo Museum, establishing each agreement: the Gargallo heirs would donate sculptures, drawings, sketches, and biographic documentation, and the City Council of Zaragoza would restore the Argillo Palace in order to set up the museum, whose ownership would be public.