Here are a few from Zaragoza.
And the second largest on the continent only behind Red Square in Moscow.
It is also called the Plaza de las Catedrales by the Pilar and the Seo and is the only one in Spain with two cathedrals in the same square.
The current temple began in 1681 and it was not completely finished until 1961. In addition, it is the only Christian building in the West where you can see Chinese Taoist symbols.
It is one of the most important Catholic sanctuaries in the world and the Virgen del Pilar measures only 36.5cm, "she is small but she has a lot of strength".
The image of the Virgin is more than 3 meters high, including the crown and mantle, and the structure around 15 meters.
The Virgin's mantle is made of flowers of one color, it has alternated white and red since 2012, and the Cross of Lorraine is placed on it.
In addition, it is made up of more than 7 million flowers including bouquets, baskets and centers of more than 250,000 bidders. The Offering lasts 15 hours!
This impressive fortress with wide walls and solid towers, was built as a recreational villa for the Taifa kings and houses three palaces in one.
Its Tower of the Troubadour, the oldest part of the entire palace, is where Verdi places the plot of the famous opera IlTrovatore.
It includes the entire area delimited by the walls of the ancient Roman city, as well as the first expansion of the city, prior to the 20th century.
The streets Asalto, El Coso, César Augusto and María Agustín represent its limit, being within it the neighborhoods El Gancho, San Miguel, Tenerías and Magdalena.
“Departure of the twelve mass of the Pilar of Zaragoza” was filmed on October 11, 1897 and inaugurates the history of Spanish cinema. The film was 12.40 meters long and contained 651 frames.
In Plaza Ariño you will find a sculpture that recalls Eduardo Jimeno Correas, its author.
The first edition took place in 1994 promoted by the association of Cafes and Bars.
It is also the largest gastronomic event in Aragon.
In operation since 1900 and still active, La Zaragozana is located in the historic Zaragoza neighborhood of San José, and is one of the last remnants of Aragonese industrial heritage.
Zaragoza in the 16th century was a rich city, nicknamed La Harta, dedicated to commerce and industry.
This wealth was reflected in the buildings of the time: the Lonja and the more than 200 palatial houses, which gave a sample of the power and money of their owners, nobles and merchants.
For more than 50 years, Ángel Cordero photographed the children on his cardboard horse as a souvenir of his visit to Zaragoza.
The Zaragoza City Council wanted to remember him by placing a bronze statue in the same location, so that young and old could continue taking photos with him.
Built in honor of the Hispanic-American countries, since the Virgen del Pilar is the patron saint of Hispanidad.
The set is also made up of 3 blocks of marble, representing the 3 caravels on which Christopher Columbus embarked, and a globe of the world in which the other four continents appear in relief.
The mythical Casa Lac located in the heart of the popular "Tubo" Zaragoza, opened its doors in 1825.
Illustrious figures such as Benito Pérez Galdós, General Sanjurjo and Primo de Rivera sat down in their chairs.
The Plata Cabaret opened its doors in 1920 as a luxurious performance hall, with a casino and restaurant, and in 1943 it was transformed into Café Cantante until 1992.
In 2008 it reopened its doors preserving the decoration and many of the elements that made it so popular and the film director Bigas Luna, recovered the spirit and identity of his best period of singing café with a more Iberian air.
The School Museum of Origami of Zaragoza - EMOZ, is located on the upper floor of the History Center.
Don't miss the exhibitions in this unique space and sign up for the activities and courses they organize!
Goya Park, in addition to taking the name of the great Aragonese painter, its streets make reference to his works and also to scholars of it.
The seventh art is present in Valdespartera, with streets named after great movies such as Singing in the Rain and Wizard of Oz, Los Olvidados, Los Pájaros, ...
And one of the newest neighborhoods in the city, Arcosur pays tribute to video games with streets such as' Tetris', 'Super Mario Bros',' The Sims', 'Space Invaders',' The Legend of Zelda ',' Prince of Persia 'or' Final Fantasy '.
It is located in Vadorrey, next to the Ebro river. It is 31 meters high.
It can project a shadow of more than 500 meters in length.
In the Roman city of Caesaraugusta there were 4 gates located at the ends of the Cardo and the Decumano, one at each cardinal point: La del Ángel, Cinegia, Toledo and Valencia.
In addition to these 4 gates, another 8 were built in the city: San Ildefonso, Sancho, El Portillo, Santa Engracia, Duque de la Victoria, Quemada, del Sol and the one that still stands: La Puerta del Carmen.
In the aquarium you will be able to discover more than 5000 specimens of the river fauna characteristic of the Nile, Mekong, Amazon, Murray-Darling and Ebro rivers.
The Camino de Santiago del Ebro, which begins in the Ebro Delta and ends in Logroño, passes through Zaragoza where you will find rest, good gastronomy and welcoming people.
The 270 m long Third Millennium Bridge allows you to cross the Ebro river and connect the neighborhoods of Las Delicias and La Almozara.
