Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar (Basilica de Nuestra Senora del Pilar) Tours and Activities

The Ebro River is considered to offer some of the Iberian Peninsula’s most impressive countryside scenery, but the only way to fully appreciate the views is from the water. On this tour, paddle along the Ebro River by kayak with your guide and admire uninterrupted views along the pretty banks. Along the way, gain insight into the river’s role in Zaragoza’s history, and spot native birds in their natural habitat.

Discover the top highlights and lesser-known landmarks of Zaragoza during this private, fully-customizable, 4-hour walking tour. Pick the sights you want to see as you explore landmarks like the city’s Old Town, the Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar, Santa Maria Magdalena Church, and much more.

Get off the beaten track in Spain with this private half-day sightseeing trip in Zaragoza, and customize the itinerary according to your preferences. Discover the hidden delights of this lesser-known Spanish city as you explore its Old Town, check out the Pavilion of Expo, see the Basilica Nuestra Senora del Pilar, and much more. An included private driver/guide helps to ensure you maximize your time.

Along a pleasant walk through the city center you will have the opportunity not to miss 2 essential things about Zaragoza: The Mudéjar style, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and the Frescoes of Goya. All this accompanied by the nature of the river and the joy of the Old Town of El Tubo.

"Goya Experience." Private visit Price per group up to 20 people Zaragoza is the city of the world after Madrid with more work by this famous painter. With this thematic visit you will know accompanied by an expert in the author's work the work exhibited in Zaragoza of the distinguished painter as well as the places where the world-famous painter lived visiting museums, churches and the house where he lived in Zaragoza. After the visit you can enjoy an optional Goyesco lunch in the restaurant that, according to legend, was frequented by the painter while painting the domes of El Pilar