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The city of Zaragoza annually holds the Pilar Festival being an ethnic holiday devoted to the patron saint of the city – the Virgin Mary of the Pillar. The bright ethnic festival is held in October. The folk celebration lasts about 7 days and attracts even more foreign guests year after year. On the first day of the festival celebration local folks gather on a square located in front of the City Hall where a grand festive opening of the festival takes place. Known politician announces a speech honoring the historical achievements and culture of the city. According to historical data the first celebration of the festival of Pilar took place in 1723. Initially apart from religious events the festival comprised little buzzing folk entertainments. As a rule a bullfighting event was held on the festive day meanwhile the main squares of the city witnessed buffoonery events being small comic performances. The festival experienced its first significant changes in 1807. Since that date the Festival of Pilar has been considered an official religious fest. The Virgin Mary of the Pillar was formally recognized as a patron saint of Aragon. Many festive religious ceremonies and folk festivals were started to honor the saint. Since 1873 the cavalcade has become an essential attribute of the festival. The cavalcade has been commonly headed by civil guards. In 1894 the festival got a new tradition. Since that time the celebration has added a new event being a stunning dance competition … Read further

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Advices for travellers

4. Tips are welcome almost for every service. Restaurant waiters and taxi drivers are waiting for a cash reward of 5-10% of a sum of the counter or a bill meanwhile a maid in a hotel is commonly rewarded with 1-1.5Euro. 5. The peak of the tourist season is considered to be a period from the beginning of April till the middle of June as this period features the most favorable weather for rest and … Open

Active recreation

Zaragoza is a famous destination when it comes to escape-quest. It has lots of clubs offering such leisure activities, including some of the best. The distinctive feature of the center “Coco Room Zaragoza” is that you can compete with another team for who will guess the answer to a riddle faster. Visitors can choose from rooms with either mystical, historical, detective topics. Another club – Clue Hunter … Open

Festivals and events in Zaragoza

Christmas in Zaragoza is another bright event which excites its guests with a piquant cocktail of colorful parades which create a festive atmosphere. Musicians, dancers, theatrical troupes from all over the world take part in processions along the city’s central streets to surprise Zaragoza’s residents and visitors with bright shows. In addition to parades, there are also craft and food fairs during the … Open

Travel guide to Zaragoza

Almenar castle is one of the largest and most interesting in Spain. It was built in Zaragoza at the end of the 10th century and initially served as an important outlook point. Its first major reconstruction took place in the 15th century. It was significantly expanded and made a residence for worthy noblemen. The castle became a kind of a travel palace. The nobility stopped there during their travels around the … Open

Traditions and mentality of Zaragoza

Cuisine and top restaurants

Zaragoza offers its guests to visit various gastronomy establishments meeting each taste and fancy. As haute cuisine connoisseurs so sparing tourists and fastidious exotic dishes admirers will find a proper place to eat in the city. One of the most prestigious eating establishments of the city is the Guetaria restaurant offering a rich menu. The menu of the eating house encompasses delicious treats of Jamaican, … Open

Travelling around Spain - transportation network

Spain has one of the most powerful transport systems in Europe. The country is largely bordered by different water bodies causing the water network to be well developed. Historically, Spain was considered the strongest maritime power, and all the potential built up over the years of development reached the highest level. All major sea ports are designed to transport residents and visitors of the country. With the help of a ferry, you can get to the island part of the country. Depending on the destination and luggage size, the cost of ferry tickets on average ranges from 22 to 49 Euros. Some tourists traveling by car can also use the ferry to transport their cars to the mainland or the island. In the active tourist months, there are additional cruise liners in seaports. … Open

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