Zaragoza

Our city has many infrastructures and excellent communications, and makes professional and high-quality services available to every event planner. In addition, due to its size and experience it is a comfortable meeting place, characterised by the hospitality of its people.

Zaragoza is well-connected and enjoys a privileged location in the Ebro valley, a natural crossroads (midway between Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, and Bilbao). It has an international airport 9 km from the city, an extensive motorway network, and a railway network reinforced by the High-Speed railway line, which connects the city to Madrid and Barcelona in slightly over one hour.

The city has excellent infrastructures to hold any type of event, including two Conference Halls. It also has other meeting venues that adapt to every event planner’s needs. These include: the Pavilion-Fountain, the Water Tower, the Aquarium, Etopia, Caixaforum, the University Assembly Room, Zaragoza Activa, the Bullfighting Ring, and various city Museums.

Zaragoza is a pioneer in trade fairs and commercial events, with extensive experience in the organisation of conferences, exhibitions, and professional meetings, bringing quality and hospitality together.

Zaragoza’s quality-price ratio is excellent due to the quality of its venues, its varied accommodation, its warm, welcoming culinary establishments and services, whose quality has been endorsed and certified, with prices suited to every budget.

Its hotel offering, with 10,000 beds, stands out specially for its quality and constant updating, the professionalism of all the services made available to customers, and care for details in every booking. Zaragoza adapts to the various needs, characteristics, and demands of its visitors every day.

Its gastronomy includes a wide range of excellent products, combining tradition and innovation, with restaurants for every taste and need. Tapas are a perfect option, washed down with wines with the Aragón Designation of Origin.

Zaragoza has a rich historic and monumental heritage, including the Basílica del Pilar, the Palacio de la Ajafería, and San Salvador Cathedral (La Seo). The city, which is more than 2,000 years old, was founded by the Romans. Impressive remains of this past can be found in its archaeological sites, such as the Roman Theatre.

There are also examples of the Mudéjar architectural style, a result of the coexistence between Muslims and Christians, such as La Seo, which is also a jewel of the European Gothic. The Palacio de la Aljafería is one of the best examples of Muslim palace architecture.

Renaissance harmoniousness can be found in La Lonza and the Patio de la Infanta. As for Baroque grandeur, it finds its paradigm in the renowned Basílica del Pilar.