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Go on a spiritual journey as you explore its sacred corners, admire its artistic treasures and contemplate panoramic views from its dome. At the Hotel Sauce, we will be happy to provide you with detailed information, schedules and tips so that you can make the most of your visit to this architectural gem of Saragossa. […]

Plaza del Pilar is popularly recognized as “the hall of the city” and is located a few minutes’ walk from our hotel. Here, you can enjoy an enchanting atmosphere as you immerse yourself in the rich history and architectural beauty that surrounds it. The main attraction of the square is the imposing Cathedral Basilica of […]

The Cathedral of La Seo, also known as Cathedral of the Savior, is one of the most emblematic monuments of Saragossa. It is a 12th century cathedral built on an ancient Muslim mosque and has an impressive artistic and cultural heritage, architectural, including Mudejar and Renaissance works. Besides. It has witnessed important historical events throughout […]

The Arch and the Dean’s House is an architectural complex of great importance. It is the only medieval home from the 13th century, not palatial, that has survived to this day, and furthermore, the arch is the only one that has been preserved of all those that existed in the city. The façade of the […]

The Central Market of Saragossa is located in the historic center, very close to the Hotel Sauce, and a few meters from the Plaza del Pilar. Mercado Central de Saragossa is a magnificent modernist building designed by Félix Navarro, built at the beginning of the 20th century and rehabilitated in 2020. In addition, it is […]

With a history dating back to the 11th century, the Aljafería Palace is a testimony to the Islamic past of the peninsula. The palace was built in the 11th century. Its architectural design is a magnificent example of Spanish-Muslim Islamic art with beautiful horseshoe arches, geometric details and ornate stucco that adorned its walls. Outside […]

The Stone Bridge is located over the Ebro River and has a length of 225 meters and 7 arches. It will also take you to the Balcón de San Lázaro, where you can get one of the best photographs of the views of the city. It has been a crucial crossing from Roman times to […]

The Independence Avenue extends from Plaza de España to Plaza de Paraíso, passing through Plaza de Aragón, three central points of the city of Saragossa. This central location makes it a strategic and busy place. Independence Avenue has a rich history. During the 19th century, it witnessed important historical events, including the War of Independence […]

The Roman city of Caesaraugusta was surrounded by a wall. Although its construction date is unknown, the current remains date from the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD. The wall opened with four gates, located at the ends of the Cardo and the Decumano: the gate of Toledo (West) and that of Valencia (East), the gate […]

The Roman Theatre of Saragossa is part of the Césaraugusta route, which also includes the Forum, the Baths and the River Port, and is an important archaeological site that reveals the Roman presence. in the city. This theatre was built during the 1st century AD. in the ancient Roman colony of Caesaraugusta. The theatre had […]

The Caesaraugusta Forum is part of the Césaraugusta route which also includes the Theatre, the Baths and the River Port. The forum was a public square surrounded by important buildings and structures, where citizens gathered to carry out commercial, political and social activities. It was a crucial place for the life of the city and […]

The Monastery of the Resurrection of the Holy Sepulchre or better known as the Monastery of the Holy Sepulchre, is made up of the church of San Nicolás de Bari and the temple of the Holy Sepulchre and the convent facilities. The Convent is a monastic architectural complex in the Mudejar and Gothic style, being […]

The Ebro River plays a fundamental role in the city of Saragossa, as it crosses the city and marks its geography in a significant way. The Ebro River begins at Pico Tres Mares, in Cantabria, and after traveling 930 km and passing through cities such as Logroño and Saragossa, it flows into Deltebre, in the […]

The Saragossa Expo Zone, also known as the Saragossa International Exhibition 2008, had water and sustainable development as its central theme, and brought together participants from all over the world to explore and debate issues related to water, ecology and sustainability. During the Expo, several pavilions and exhibition areas were built to host presentations from […]

The Ibercaja headquarters houses the monumental Aragonese Renaissance complex from the 16th century, and an exhibition hall that exhibits samples of proven quality. Access to the monument site is through the entrance on 16 San Ignacio de Loyola Street. The Patio de la Infanta is part of the architectural complex of the old Lonja de […]

A tour of the city aboard the tourist bus with Professor ZZ Jones, an eminence in Zaragozology, who will welcome you to offer you a master class where travelers are her students. This animation will tell you about history, monuments, streets, characters and other curiosities and anecdotes. The touch of humor and continuous invitations to […]

If you are interested in exploring the diverse river ecosystems and the life that inhabits rivers, the Saragossa Aquarium offers the opportunity to learn about the species and biodiversity associated with rivers, as well as the importance of their conservation. The Saragossa Aquarium is an entertainment and educational center dedicated to the aquatic world. It […]

The Divertour will surprise you. Professor ZZ Jones, an eminence in Zaragozology, accompanied by Professor Stones, from the University of “Machaschuches” will tour the surroundings of the Plaza del Pilar discovering the city and its geniuses. A unique experience to do as a family and get to know some of the most important places in […]