Best places: Monuments in Zaragoza, Spain

Remains of an imposing stone gate built in the early 1800s & part of the city's historic walls.

👍👍 Thus, the Fuente de la Hispanidad is a large inclined plane through which water slides and falls into a sunken pool below the level of the plaza tray. This inclined plane is interrupted by incised cracks that, together with the lines marked on the pavement and another pond that extends to the easte...

👍👍 It is one of the most interesting (and unknown) places in Zaragoza. This and the Fontellas mouth in Navarra are among the best locations to understand one of the most important civil works in Europe in the 18th century: the Imperial Canal of Aragon, which has little to envy of the French Midi Canal...

👍 Monument to the Justiciazgo located in the center of Plaza Aragón and inaugurated in 1904. It represents the figure of the last Justice of Aragon Juan de Lanuza, executed in 1591 for confronting King Philip II. The figure of the Justice of Aragon was destined to mediate between the disputes that aro...