ZARAGOZA
Explore the history of Zaragoza by stepping in time to the ancient Roman city of Caesaraugusta on a free walking tour. Embark, on a journey brimming with captivating tales, architectural marvels and a sampling of the local tapas. From remnants of civilizations to exquisite Renaissance artworks this excursion promises a delightful mix of history, culture, and culinary delights.
Tour Overview
Our walk starts at the heart of Zaragoza in Plaza del Pilar near the Goya monument. Here you’ll be greeted by La Lonja, an example of Aragonese Renaissance architecture dating back to the century. While admiring the splendor of this edifice, revel in views overlooking the Ebro River—a significant backdrop steeped in the city’s historical narrative.
Moving on from Plaza del Pilar, our path leads us to the Museum of the Roman Forum located in Plaza de la Seo. Within this museum lies remnants from Caesaraugustas Roman Forum—the hub of activity during Roman governance. Adjacent, to this site stands La Seo Cathedral or Catedral de San Salvador—a structure that harmoniously blends Gothic, Mudéjar, Renaissance and Baroque influences.
The Parroquieta Wall of La Seo is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that displays the history of the city.
As we meander through the streets of Zaragoza’s town we’ll come across delightful spots like Casa del Deán. Our exploration will then lead us to the Roman Theatre, a relic from Zaragoza Roman era. Here we’ll take a moment to envision life in Zaragoza centuries ago.
A visit to Zaragoza wouldn’t be complete without savoring its delights. We’ll visit El Tubo, the renowned tapas district of the city, where we can share tips on must try dishes. Whether you prefer tapas or are seeking something unique El Tubo offers a variety to suit every taste.
One of the highlights of our tour is crossing Calle Alfonso I. Entering the “Ciclón” passage, a treasure preserved since the 19th century. This path leads us back to Plaza del Pilar, one of Europe’s pedestrian squares. Here you’ll be awestruck by the architecture of landmarks, like the Town Hall, Fountain of Hispanidad and Cathedral Basilica of Nuestra Señora del Pilar – symbols of Zaragoza.
Our adventure doesn’t stop here!
We will also stop by the Church of San Juan de los Panetes home, to its leaning tower and the remains of the Roman walls within the city. As we delve deeper into our exploration you will come across the Monument to Caesar Augustus and the bustling Central Market, where locals gather for fruits and local delicacies. Zaragoza, recognized as the “City of Four Cultures ” has been influenced by Roman, Christian, Muslim and Jewish traditions. The Torreón de la Zuda stands as a testament, to the city’s heritage.
Our tour will end at Plaza de San Felipe, a square nestled in the heart of the city. Before we bid farewell we will share some suggestions for discovering all that this beautiful and culturally diverse city has to offer!
Discover Zaragoza on a Free City Tour!
World Free Tours wants to help travelers like you get the most out of Zaragoza. We believe that Free Walking Tours are great options to experience the city not only because they are informative but also entertaining, and budget-friendly.
No need to pay any fees upfront. Instead, you can join the tour simply by making an online reservation, and if you enjoy the tour, you may tip the guide at the end.
You set the price!
Ready to Get the Most out of Zaragoza?
Explore the city of Zaragoza on foot with an expert tour guide!
You’ll get to see all the best spots, from the Puerta Cinegia to the Leaning Tower of Zaragoza, and even walk right in the heart of the city in Plaza del Pilar.
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Tour Information
Price: Free
Language: English 🇬🇧
Duration: 2.5 hours
Meeting point: Plaza del Pilar
Covid-19 measures: Our providers comply with local legislation and applicable health recommendations.
FAQ
Do I need to print my reservation?
No. Just bring your booking confirmation e-mail on your smartphone!
How much should I tip?
If you enjoyed the experience, at the end of the tour you may tip your guide according to your budget and level of satisfaction.
How do I find the guide?
The guide will be waiting for you at the meeting point. Try to arrive 5-10 minutes before the starting time as it may not be possible to meet the guide after the tour has already started.
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