Top Architecture in Zaragoza

The little café on site is nice, but I recommend eating before you come... I found the prices to be a bit steep for what you get inside... Pack a picnic for the grounds instead!

Make sure to grab a good pair of walking shoes; the paths can be a bit uneven. I saw some folks struggling with flip-flops, and trust me, it's not worth it!

If you want to save some cash, check the ticket prices online before you go. Sometimes there's a discount for booking in advance; it worked out great for me!

I suggest visiting on a weekday if you can; it was way less crowded for me, and I could savor the beauty of the place. Weekends can get pretty busy!

I really recommend getting there as soon as it opens at 10 AM. It’s way less crowded, and you can snap those envy-inducing photos without other tourists in the way.

If you can, try to visit during a weekday. Saturdays can get super busy, and I found it tough to enjoy the beauty of the place with all the noise and lines.

Bring a bottle of water with you! There’re not a ton of places to grab a drink nearby and you’ll want to stay hydrated while exploring those stunning grounds.

I think it’s a good idea to download an audio guide or look up a quick history overview before you visit. It made the architecture way more interesting than just wandering around.

I recommend going on a weekday if you can. The crowds can get pretty crazy on weekends, and you'll have a much better time exploring without bumping into people everywhere.

Be ready for some stairs. The climb up to the bell tower is totally worth it for the views, but it's a workout, so wear comfy shoes

If you’re planning to visit the nearby parks, I think it’s a great idea to combine them after the museum for a full day out. Just wear comfy shoes!

Try to go around 10 AM when it opens. The crowd is thinner, and you get to explore more freely. I hate when it feels rushed!