Zaragoza, Spain Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Zaragoza, Spain, is known as a religious city and is one of the first cities in Spain to embrace Christianity. The most eye-catching sights in the city are the various spectacular churches and historical buildings. Since Roman times, Zaragoza has been consolidated through the close integration and utilization of water resources. Today, it has become a distinctive area in Spain, a beautiful and magical city.

Attractions distribution:

Zaragoza is located in northeastern Spain. It is the fifth largest city in Spain and an industrial region. The city relies on the Ebro River and preserves the remains of city walls and bridges from the ancient Roman period, as well as churches, bell towers, palaces, etc. from different eras, such as Alhafilia Palace, Arch of the Archbishops, and Zunda Tower. Among the many buildings, the most unmissable one is Pilar Cathedral. Whether it is the many jagged spiers or the bustling altar and other decorations inside, they are all shocking.

Scenic spot features:

Pilgrimage, visiting ancient times, cultural tourism, religion, ancient buildings, universities, rivers