Iglesia de San Felipe
The current church of San Felipe and Santiago el Menor is begun in 1686, after demolishing the previous building, which had become too small due to the increase in parishioners.
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If you want to get the real Zaragoza Easter experience then don´t miss this route, a guided tour that will take in some of the key churches for this holiday: San Felipe, Sant Isabel, Santo Tomás and Santiago... It will introduce you to the vast artistic and cultural value of the pasos (floats) paraded by each of the churches confraternities during Holy Week.
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Approximately 2 hours.
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- General rate: 2.55 euros.
- Large families, youth card, students, people with disabilities: 2.05 euros.
- Over 65 years and unemployed: 1.30 euros
- Children from 5 to 7 years old: free
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Itinerary
Iglesia de Santa Isabel o San Cayetano
In 1678 the Council of the Kingdom of Aragon decides to erect a temple in honour of Santa Isabel de Portugal
Ver más >Iglesia de San Pablo
The church of San Pablo was raised to replace the old Romanesque hermitage of San Blas.
Ver más >Iglesia de Santo Tomás de Aquino
The church of Santo Tomás de Aquino or of the Escolapios of Zaragoza, is a baroque church of the XVIII century located in the city of Zaragoza, (Spain), belonging to the Escuelas Pías. At ecclesiastical level it is within the limits of the parish of San Pablo from which it is a few hundred metres away.
Iglesia de Santiago el Mayor
The church of Santiago El Mayor, former church of the convent of San Ildefonso is a Catholic parish church of Zaragoza, located on Avenida de César Augusto.
San Juan de los Panetes Church
The Church of San Juan de los Panetes is located next to the remains of the Roman walls and the Torreón de la Zuda; its leaning Mudejar tower stands out.
Ver más >San Miguel Church Église de San Miguel
The Church of St. Michael has been documented since 1260, which leads us to assume the existence of a Romanesque structure that must have been expanded as a result of population growth, just like the other Romanesque churches in the city.
Ver más >Santa Engracia Church
At the end of the 19th century, the present church was built, retaining as its main entrance the pre-existing Plateresque portal in Renaissance style, which is one of the two architectural treasures it houses.
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