Things to do in Zaragoza

The Basilica of Our Lady of Pilar is the core area of ​​the city and the most important cathedral in the city. It has a very important status and history. You can apply to visit the interior of the church, which is full of sculptures and artistic structures, which is very good.

The king's palace, the beautiful Al and Hafilia, good, must hire a tour guide to explain

After leaving Barcelona and driving about 300 kilometers, we arrived at Zaragoza, the fifth largest city in Spain. The sky was exceptionally blue, the roads were exceptionally wide, driving was exceptionally pleasant, the night views of Plaza Pijo and the Cathedral of Our Lady were exceptionally beautiful, and surprises were everywhere!

The Zaragoza Bridge crosses the Ebro River, behind the Pilar Square. When the sun sets, you can see the bridge from afar, which gives you a sense of history. It is said that the bridge was built in the 15th century and was destroyed by a flood in the middle of 1643. It was rebuilt in 1659. In the 18th century, architects reinforced the river bank to protect the bridge from floods. The reconstruction of this bridge has important economic significance for the development of Spain.