Norbert Elek

The cathedral in Zaragoza is magnificent! I was here during advent and saw some nice decoration.

Connie Wan

This is a magnificent and stunning piece of architecture and art, no less than any other churches of this style, with the choir in the centre, but it is far less crowded and expensive as in other more popular cities in Spain. No long queues to enter, no booking in advance, and one can stroll leisurely and admire every detail. I am so glad that I stop by Zaragoza.

+11

Mindee LEE

Don’t miss this one! If you visited Pilar, don’t give this a miss. I think this one with its ornate chapels is worth visiting more than Pilar.

Paul Vivas

Iconic Cathedral in Spain. This qualifies probably in the top 5 sites in Spain (with Mesquita, Alhambra, la Giralda & Prado). Passing through Spain you ahave to STOP here. We really enjoyed both the inside and outside part. Obviously as this is Spain it can get really hot in summer.

+2

Maria Achilleia

The cathedral of the savior of Zaragoza is so beautiful church! Inside and outside! It’s very nice to visit. I recommend it! Feels so peaceful in there.. there are tours for a fee not in the mass hours of course.

+31

A Gentle Supportive Soul

Really worth seeing! More impressive than Sagrada Familia. I recommend the €10 ticket that you can buy here which allows you entrance to 4 other places. Really worth it! Be mindful of siesta time. They close 14:30-16:00 The downside of this cathedral is that they don’t allow photos inside. My opinion is that such a beautiful cathedral in a quiet town of Zaragoza Spain should be photographed and shared with other people so they can also enjoy the magnificence of this place. The staffs here are not so clear though when explaining the schedule and procedure on how to access all these places

Anya Nura

If I could put 10 stars- I would! It is a highly impressive and awe-inspiring cathedral! Probably one of the best I’ve seen so far (and I have been to quite a few countries)! It looks nice from the outside, but when you step inside you immediately have a jaw-dropping effect! All the walls are lined with chapels each better than the other one as if you become an unwilling judge in centuries old competition… At the entrance (10 euros per person) you are given an audio guide that tells a lot about each part of the cathedral! The stories are very interesting. Each thing that you see is a masterpiece on its own: done by different architects/artists in different centuries and for different people! I personally would set aside about 1,5 hours to listen to the audio guide and to walk around admiring all the elaborate details! Truly a marvel worth visiting! It’s a pity that photos aren’t allowed. Check the schedule carefully as the cathedral is closed for 2 hours at lunch time

+2

Malcolm Thomas

Beautiful cathedral, with some stunning individual chapels which are very ornate. You get an audio guide when entering or you can download it onto your phone. Please make sure you take time to go upstairs and view the tapestries which are extraordinary set over a few rooms.

+4

Antoine

From the outside it looks like just another cathedral, but inside it's indescribably beautiful. It costs to enter and I got a communication device. I recommend taking time to explore the various chapels and chapters and the altar. There's a tapestry museum upstairs worth visiting. I highly recommend a visit if you're in Zaragoza.

+4

David OMalley

It's small but wow, is it beautiful! It seems every inch is covered in some for of art work. The main alter is stunning and the pulpit behind the choir is quite unique. Be sure to spend time admiring the side chapels, which are very ornate and diverse in artistic styles. So you might wonder why I only gave it four stars? Well they have a really dumb no photo policy, but if you have a small camera or phone and you are discrete while taking photos, you can avoid catching the attention of the lone attendant watching for photographers. If/when you are caught, he will politely ask you not to take photos. Also, don't forget to check out the wonderful Mudejar masonry work on the north facade.

+2