How can this be given anything other than 5 stars is beyond me. The architecture and prominence within Zaragoza is superb. To think it was built using only hand tools hundreds of years ago and remains in as good a condition now as when it was first built.

It is a jewel of baroque art. It was built between the 17th and 18th centuries. Inside, the Holy Chapel, a work by Ventura Rodríguez, which holds the image of the Virgen del Pilar, deserves special attention. The main altarpiece, made of alabaster, and the Renaissance choir are also interesting. Along with the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral, the Basílica del Pilar is one of the most important spiritual destinations in Spain. It is also a first-rate artistic center that brings together works of great value from different eras. Special emphasis on the frescoes painted by Goya on the bandstand and the dome

The most notable building on the skyline of Zaragoza's old town, the Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar, is best viewed from the stone bridge a few hundred meters away. It is possible to visit half the church as a tourist without paying a fee. The other half is reserved for the faithful. Focus on going around the church and enjoying its impressive dimensions and its beautiful silhouette because the interior is not nearly as picturesque.

Beautiful baroque basilica on the waterfront in Zaragoza. It really defines the skyline of the city. Multiple cupolas and spires. There is even a cupola within the church around the chapel dedicated to Pilar. Morning shots best from the square in front. Night shots from the walking path directly across the river.

May 2023 Spectacular basilica to view inside and out. No talking or taking pictures inside allowed. There was a service in progress when our tour group entered.

An authentic architectural jewel, well preserved, very clean, impressive and magnificent. The history behind it just makes this place a must go if you're coming to Zaragoza, even a reason to visit Zaragoza if it wasn't in your plans.

Zaragoza's finest building. Please remember that religious services take priority over tourism. The exterior is best seen from the old bridge over the river. It's also stunning at night.

Probably the number one attraction in the city and a must for any visitor. Free to visit though access may be limited during church services, weddings and christenings. In certain parts of the cathedral you are not meant to take photos so do use common sense. Although the external is fantastic during the day, it is equally spectaculat when lit up at night.

Beautiful church with free entry. A must visit if you in Zaragoza. After visit the church you can walk over to the bridge to get the full view of the church..

The Basilical de Nuestra Señora del Pilar is an artistic Eden. The ceilings are painted by various artists such as Goya and the structure of the building leaves you in awe. Beautiful sculptures, floors, and paintings on the wall. Very majestic!

Day or night, it is a wonderful sight. Im no fan of the baroque style but it isn't at all tacky. It's also free to enter unlike other great cathedrals on this planet. Interestingly, the two towers on the right were only finished in the 1970's. The fresco you can see is from Goya. Impressive square in front.

Dull & Boring + No Photography Allowed. We believe churches should be built for the people and this pretentious place seems to be all about show and not the Zaragoza faithful. There are very few seats for people to attend mass, and the chapels look like “jail cells” with bars, chains, and padlocks, things that should never be present in the house of God. It LOOKS like this building was repurposed for a church rather than being built with the original intent. There is absolutely no reason for non-flash photography for personal use to NOT be allowed here, yet it is not allowed. There is an entry fee, and there are two different prices depending on what you want to see and visit. We opted for the least expensive at €7.00 per adult which incudes the cathedral and the tapestry museum. We went in on a Saturday around 12:30PM and the cathedral was pretty empty, yet the square outside and the larger cathedral next door were bursting with visitors. The saving grace here is the tapestry museum which has some amazing tapestry and justifying the price of admission. Unless you want to see some very nice tapestry, skip this place and go to the far more impressive and more beautiful cathedral next door which is free to enter and photography is allowed when mass is not being performed.

Beautiful Cathedral but it's too expensive and doesn't allow photos.

It's mainly a mausoleum of high rank people on city's medieval history Incredible rich details on chapels You never will figure out what you will find inside, just seeing the simple faccade See hours of operations since are just a few

No longer 4 euros but 6 euros to get in. The church contains a mix of styles and church art inside. The ceiling and architecture is very nice but sadly you cannot take photos. I think the outside architecture is definitely beautiful.

Oh how I wish I could share photos of the tapestries. No photography is allowed and no photographs are available for purchase. They are so beautiful and well worth the visit. The audio tour is quite interesting and informative.

Absolutely fantastic building reflecting the wealth of Spain in the exploration age and the strong catholic faith of the times. The architecture and monumental features plus the extensive gold and silver objects including the solid silver altar are jaw dropping to see. The tapestry museum is part of the visit and again reflects splendid, mainly Belgium work from the same era. A real.jewel of a building not to be missed when visiting Saragosa.

Catedral del Salvador de Zaragoza, La Seo, is the least visited of the two churches that are situated on Zaragoza's main public square. There are several reasons for that, the most obvious is its much smaller size and its location at the very end of the square. Others include an entrance fee - the Pilar doesn't require one - and the "no pictures allowed" policy. At this day and age, it's a stupid policy. Most people want to visit and capture the moment. All that aside, this is a magnificent church with a great art collection. Its tapestry exhibit is one of the most impressive that I've seen.

Being there a couple of times. Both times met unpleasant staff, moody and impolite - very different feeling vs the others touristic attractions where staff is very kind. The curch is very nice, it worths the entrance ticket.

A rare church worth the admission price. Much more interesting than the other cathedral in town. Good audio guide. No photo policy strictly enforced but still mostly ignored. In and out in 75 minutes (includes a time chewing tapestry museum).

Who cares if you can't take pictures, just enjoy the amalgam of more than a millennium of history and architectural styles. You'll be hard pressed to find any evidence of the Mudajar mosque on the inside but there area a few doorways and the outside, the predominant style is gothic, but the capillas seem much finer than in el Pilar, though both are very beautiful. The 16th century tapestry museum included in your €8 entry is amazing.

€3/4 euros to go up and see magnificent views of the city. You only get 15 minutes up there though.

Beautiful view, especially at night when the whole city is lit up. Very accommodating and helpful staff too

Great views of the city and worth the €3 you pay. I had a hard time finding it. The guy in the church that works the room with the relics you have to pay to see was not the most helpful. I was told on the right. Well first of all, the big wooden doors were closed, and when I tried to push open seemed locked. There’s just one sign and then nothing. So to help you out, even though photos are not allowed in the church, I took some of only the sign and door. Winds were 26 mph today so I was scared! I swear the tower was moving! But it was worth it. The guy that takes your money and works the elevator may be up and you just wait for him to come down, pay him, and he takes you up. Then you can climb the stairs the rest of the way for the tip top view :)

The view really is amazing. I’d recommend it.

4€ for a short visit to the tower to get a 360° view of the city.

Good rebajas and they have kids club to leave your kids while you shop

Bright. Spotless and actually has shops in it unlike most English town centres,there's a novelty. How can Spain do it but we can't???

Great place to find anything you might want. This is not a typical shopping mall, it is a lot more. There is a large building at the center with all the usual stores, the unusual part is the park like setting there are outside walkways with bridges that pass over green areas, pools and fountains. Surrounding all this are mega stores, like Ikea, and can be conveniently reached on foot. There are also many discount merchants, like Primark, and a goog choice of places to eat.

Best shopping mall in Town!

Ample surface, adequate variety of shops, extense gastronomy offer, several entertainment options for the whole family.

Remarkable complex, variety of restaurants and shops, comfortable access and parking facilities. The place where you always want to spend your spare time !🤗👍

A great shopping mall but bit too crowded for my taste

Super 👍👌

Beautiful

Cozy place to visit, my family and I love it. Try it yourself

After visiting the Aquarium in Zaragoza while visiting for a few day my husband and I took the opportunity to visit. There were many different fish and endangered animals and although very educational for us to experience these species I was overwhelmed with sadness to see them incarcerated in such confined spaces to their natural habitat. They seemed almost comatosed which impacts on their quality of life. The alligators and snake were in such small environments for their size and length. I found these sights particularly disturbing and distressing.

Nice place for children Not very big 90% fish For small children perfect place

A very surprising aquarium! It looks small from the outside but it has a big variety of animals divided into different rivers from around the world. We all enjoyed our visit, kids and adults! Nice visit if you are in the area!

A bit expensive (18€ Euros for adults) but it’s well worth it! There are lots of fish that aren’t shown in other aquariums, and each exhibition is well explained (in Spanish).

Very intresting and nice place. I was suprised, how many strange and beautiful animals there were. Our 6 y. old daughter was very excited and enjoyed it. The place is just right, not too small, not too big. Worth to see it:)

I feel that the Aquarium deserves and needs lots of improvements. For 17€ a person I wasn't 100% pleased. Edit: I felt that I didn't say anything positive in this review and that's not fair. The aquarium from the outside looks really nice and the surrounding area is really beautiful. The animals had lots of space and seemed that they are kept in really good conditions. Some of the things that needs improvement are: scratched (a lot) glass, broken pieces of wood/plastic, more texts and information (in English too).

It’s okay to visit if you have so time to use up. Not busy at all. No much of variety

We've spent more than an hour here watching different kinds of fish. They are all in lands fish including absolutely gorgeous Arapaima fish - with a 23m years old pedigree.

Absolutely superb aquarium. Apparently the largest freshwater aquarium in Europe making it a pretty unusual experience - rivers rather than seawater wildlife. Focusued on the total river ecology (so not only the creatures that live in the water) with a look at the Amazon (of course), the Mekong, the Ebro and the Darling rivers. Superb exhibition. Absolutely loved it.

Good location. Lots of people so it gets a bit difficult getting a table in the outside area during dinner time. Food is delicious and reasonably priced. Our server Yari was absolutely friendly and help.

Good place to sit and watch the world go by. Music in the street was also good. This place specialises in Octopus 🐙 which was really nice with fresh bread. Rosè wine was good too!

the food was exceptional!! really great quality for an amazing price! loved everything we ordered and the staff was extremely friendly- totally recommend going there

Amazing experience. The food was perfectly cooked and we were served very quickly. The Sangria was perfect. We loved every part of the dinner. Great work.

All around amazing meal with fantastic service to match. We originally went there just to try the pulpo a la brasa and received so so much more! The prawns and mini scallops were cooked to perfection. Will repeat for sure 😋

Nice place with original decor and authentic atmosphere. The service was good. There is a great range of tapas, but their taste is rather bland, nothing stood out. However, it is a good place to have some beers with your friends. The prices were bit higher compared to other restaurants of the same type, but all in all it was ok.

Amazing tapas, very creative concept, reasonable price too. They also have a very good value menu.

Cool place, very nice to hang and have a chat with some tapas and beer, however, I’ll not recommend this place as a bigger dining option.

Great little gem! Cozy interior and delicious, inexpensive and gorgeously served tapas! You get a selection of 6 different ones for 10.50€. There are vegetarian options available. If you get there before 8pm you stand a chance of finding a table. The restaurant gets busy and there is only one waitress working on the floor, so there is a little wait. Highly recommended, though!

Probably the best thing about visiting Zaragoza is tapas and vermouth in here. Lovely ambience with a ton of antique items scattered all over the place. Highly recommend a stop for a drink and Spanish tapa here!

Great place, very delicious tapas! Nice staff

Taste flat. Used dirty cover for table. No fork for stake. Staff has no smile. There were not many menu like shown in the pictures. They are no longer in the menu any more.

Found this near the hotel on trip advisor and the food was really good. Menu of the day included a bottle of water and a bottle of wine. Not many places in Spain do that anymore.

Great atmosphere and service! English partly via Google Translate which just added to the experience :-) Had a nice 3 course late lunch there. Local specialities. Open during siesta hours.

I loved it. Very thoughtful menu, with some excellent culinary skills... I especially enjoyed the octopus with beetroot ice-cream.. #noirony it was gorgeous ❤️

Good, creative tapas. Drinks are a bit pricey (4 Euros for a beer is too much for the area). Waitress was very professional and attentive.

I had a fantastic experience at Restaurante Méli Mélo on a bustling Saturday night. The atmosphere was vibrant, and despite the crowd, the staff remained attentive and friendly. We opted for the chef's selection of eight different tapas, and they truly exceeded our expectations. In my opinion, some of the best tapas in Zaragoza! The staff took the time to explain the menu, which was greatly appreciated, and they even had an English version of the tapas menu available. However, we managed just fine with a little help from translation. I wholeheartedly recommend Restaurante Méli Mélo to anyone seeking an authentic and delicious tapas experience in Zaragoza. It has certainly become one of my new favorite places to dine.

We were in a rush to get lunch and this was the first place that popped up. It is in the El Tubo area which is known for tapas. When we got there we saw all the awards on the door. We guess must be a good choice. We were not disappointed at all. The tapas here were amazing. The service was great. We sat at the bar and ordered. The server didn’t speak English so were pointed at the items we wanted to try. That worked out perfectly. The coffee was also great! Along with the Rosa. We had a good experience here and would definitely recommend it.

Lovely staff, really helpful recommending the right tapas for you ! All the tapas I tried were amazing Modern, young vibe for a tapas bar

We ordered the 5 selected tapas and a grilled tuna on the planca. The 5 tapas we ordered were subpar, the goat cheese tapas was ok but the were quite bad. All the tapas were drenched with oil. The tuna wasn't grilled, it seemed to have been cooked in a pot. In addition it was raw inside, and when we asked to return the dish we were told it was not possible. 40 euros very not well spent

Great place in Zaragoza. We showed up around 11:55p.m kitchen was closing the gentleman said if you choose quick I will make sure you eat. I expected to be disappointed but food was prepared beautifully and tasted great. We had the fish and chips,Ceviche,eggs and potatoes a couple others. The price also a great value!! Place was clean well kept. I will go again.

Great little pintxos and a place to stop off to start your venture out into the evening to carry on in Zaragosa. Interesting variety of options and not just your typical pintxos on bread.

Great vibe and service with excellent food! Went here in March with no regrets!

Interesting cuisine!

Eight of us there last night. Terrific. Great food, wonderful staff, brilliant atmosphere, and once again great food. The price was excellent!