The Zaragoza train station. A bit more sparse than the one in Barcelona but still fine. Easy access…read morebut not many food options? One hint - the bathrooms in the station before the gates are fancy and clean with mood music but cost one euro. But, the bathrooms inside the gates aren't as fancy but are free and clean.

Efficient and clean place. Lots of rental car companies are in the building if your are planning…read moreon driving to other cities. It is a 15 minute taxi ride to the old city center. It is on the main highway in and out of the city and to the airport.

Absolutely loved visiting Zaragoza, a mere 90 minutes away from Barcelona by high speed train. In…read morefact one of my favorite cities to visit in my limited vocabulary of 5 cities in España. The city is so clean. The streets are spacious. The shops filled with quality goods. Prices lower than some of the larger nearby cities. The City Square boasts the largest square in all of Spain! Beautiful historical buildings. Multiple museums. Besides city central which includes all the historical buildings, cathedrals, Mercado de Centrale Zaragoza, be sure to pre-book your ticket to see the beautiful Aljiferia Palace! Festival of Flowers in October. Celebrations at Easter. So much richness and history abound. Zaragoza, strategically located, played important history in the many battles in Spain. Thanks to the rich information imparted by our knowledgeable and passionate tour guide Edurne from Zaragoza Tours. Our tour was supposed to last about 2 hours but because Edurne made it so interesting and fun, all the questions fielded by our group of twelve participants drew the tour out an additional half hour. Mucho gusto Zaragoza !