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Zaragoza, the fourth most populous city in Spain, is a vibrant city with a rich history that combines Roman heritage, Mudéjar architecture, traditional gastronomy, and large green spaces. At Megalockers, we would like to share this quick guide to Zaragoza, answering the main questions every tourist needs to know before arriving in our city. Let’s get started!

15 Questions and Answers About Zaragoza

Everything you need to know before traveling to Zaragoza.

1. What are the main places I should visit?

  • The Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar (Plaza del Pilar)

  • La Seo Cathedral or Cathedral of the Savior

  • The bridges over the Ebro River (especially the Stone Bridge)

  • Roman heritage in the historic center: Roman Walls, Roman Theatre, Roman Forum

  • Downtown and shopping areas: Plaza España, Paseo de la Independencia

  • Aljafería Palace

  • La Romareda football stadium

  • Parque Grande

If you have more time, you can check the following link for a complete guide on what to do in Zaragoza.

2. How do I get from Delicias Station to the city center?

The easiest way to get to the city center, which takes around 30–35 minutes, is as follows:
Take bus line 34 (from the Delicias Station exit) and stay on it until you get off at Avda. César Augusto 27 (Central Market). You will be right in the historic center and just 2 minutes away from Megalockers luggage storage, where you can store your bags in Zaragoza before starting your visit.

3. How can I get around Zaragoza?

Zaragoza has a good transport network, including:

  • Tram lines

  • Bus lines

  • Taxi fleet

  • Public bicycles

However, despite being one of Spain’s largest cities, you can easily get around the city center on foot in just a few minutes.

4. How much time do I need to see Zaragoza?

It depends on what you want to see and your personal preferences. Zaragoza is a city where you can spend more than a week discovering different attractions, or simply a weekend to see the highlights. Its privileged location also makes it a perfect stopover between Madrid and Barcelona.

5. When is the best time to visit Zaragoza?

It also depends on your preferences:

  • If you are looking for good weather or solemn events such as Holy Week, choose spring.

  • If you prefer tranquility and indoor cultural visits without crowds, choose summer.

  • If you are looking for festivities, we recommend visiting during the Pilar Festivities in October.

6. What is the weather like in Zaragoza?

Zaragoza has a continental Mediterranean climate, characterized by very hot, dry summers and cold winters with little rainfall. The city is also known for its wind, the “cierzo,” which often blows through the city. But don’t worry—it’s nothing unbearable!

7. What are the typical dishes of Zaragoza?

  • Ternasco de Aragón (roast lamb)

  • Aragonese migas

  • Borage

  • Cardoon

  • Traditional sweets such as adoquines or Fruits of Aragón

8. And the best areas to eat in Zaragoza?

Although you can eat very well anywhere in Zaragoza, if you want to experience the heart of vermouth and tapas culture, we recommend El Tubo tapas area, just a few meters from Megalockers.

9. What are the main museums in Zaragoza?

  • Goya Museum

  • La Seo Tapestry Museum

  • Roman Theatre Museum

  • Caesaraugusta Forum Museum

  • Pablo Gargallo Museum

  • Pablo Serrano Museum

10. What are the most important festivals in Zaragoza?

  • San Valero (January)

  • 5th of March (March)

  • Holy Week (March–April)

  • Pilar Festivals (October)

11. What are the main parks and green areas in Zaragoza?

  • José Antonio Labordeta Park (Parque Grande)

  • Ebro Riverbanks

  • Pinares de Venecia

  • Tío Jorge Park

  • Bruil Park

  • Torre Ramona Park

12. What are the most “Instagrammable” places in Zaragoza?

  • Plaza del Pilar

  • The Basilica of the Pillar (from the Stone Bridge)

  • Aljafería Palace

  • Parque Grande from the Alfonso I “the Battler” monument

  • Calle Alfonso with the Basilica in the background

13. What are the main souvenirs to buy in Zaragoza?

  • Ribbons of the Virgin of the Pillar

  • Cachirulo (traditional Aragonese scarf)

  • Figurines of the Virgin of the Pillar

  • Adoquines / Fruits of Aragón

14. What are the best excursions near Zaragoza?

If you have already explored the city and still have time, we recommend these beautiful nearby destinations:

  • Monasterio de Piedra

  • Alquézar

  • Old Town of Belchite

  • Loarre Castle

  • Mallos de Riglos

  • Mount Moncayo

15. Where can I store my luggage in Zaragoza?

Located in the heart of the historic center, less than 1 minute from Plaza del Pilar and the El Tubo tapas area, you will find Megalockers, Zaragoza’s first smart luggage storage space. You can book by the hour or by the day. Your belongings are safe with us. We are located at Calle Manifestación 24. We look forward to seeing you!