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Plaza del Pilar s/n
50001 Zaragoza
Spain
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Fiestas del Pilar is open 24 hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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Mon-Sun Open 24 hours
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Aljaferia Palace was my favorite stop in Zaragoza, Spain! And, after research it came to no…read moresurprise! I uncovered the structure's roots, including four specific aspects that totally align with my interests. Aljaferia Palace is an (1) 11th Century/Moorish (2) fortified (3) medieval (4) Islamic palace! I want ALL of its detail in my own home!! Absolutely stunning! We might be able to design by computer, build fast & efficient, and sustain costs with alternative materials these days, but for what?? Obviously not for charm. I'd take this ANY DAY over today's buildings! For those interested in visiting the palace, note that it is a bit off the beaten track in comparison to the Basilica, but definitely worth a visit. You buy tickets at the entrance, cross the mote, and head for the front door where you're greeted by a security guard. One of the only manned, security detectors in the city's attractions we visited. You have the option of exploring the space on your own, or taking a group tour to navigate the interior. We loved exploring on our own. There are many rooms/spaces inside the structure - all of which are designed in breathtaking detail (and history)! I honestly could spend countless hours at the palace taking the most random pictures. I loved the interior garden/courtyard the most! It's a must see people!!
While visiting Zaragoza this is a must see! It's definitely no Alhambra but it's still a beautiful…read moresight to see. It is only 5 euros to enter and there are lots of great things to see. My favorite aspect were the white pillars. They reminded me of the ones at the Mezquita in Cordoba. Some rooms felt empty and unmemorable but overall I didn't regret coming here. Be sure to reserve your spot online before you arrive.
What a neat museum! It's constructed underground around the ruins of the Roman forum, showing…read moreexposed foundations, sewer, water, and drainage systems, with excavated pottery, statues, and household goods. There's a nice audio tour available in a number of languages, and friendly and helpful staff. Well worth a visit! ¡Muy bueno!
Siempre atentos y activos con temas y eventos culturales de diversas nacionalidades, una mano amiga…read morepara todo extranjero, aprendes de la cultura española así como de otros países, siempre tienen eventos musicales, literarios así como para críos!! Y todas las edades. Si tienen interés o les llama la atención la música, comida, danza etc de otras naciones darse una vuelta.