48 Hours in Zaragoza

That sums up Zaragoza, the surprising capital of the beautiful region of Aragon. But this year the secret is out, because this northern Spanish gem is host to Expo 2008. Join Simon Calder as he compresses 48 Hours in Zaragoza into just 15 minutes - distilling the best from a rich past, a spectacular present and an exciting future.

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[US6andSP9]

I Love Zaragoza!

[caraeyuka]

Zaragoza es fascinante, su gente amable, es preciosa,... saludos desde Chile.

[oyasuminasaix]

Love this guy! Very cheerful, and informative. I'm perusing through youtube videos because I can't decide whether to spend my year abroad in Zaragoza or Valencia, both cities within which my university holds links with.

[Andrus1986]

Jodo! Zaragoza es la mejor!

ExErasmus

[TheOriginalSixxy]

@truckerfromreno Maybe it's boring to you because you wouldn't know culture if it hit you in the face. Soy de Zaragoza y ahora vivo en EEUU, y todos los dias quiero volver a mi hogar: Zaragoza.

[partemi92]

viva zaragoza co ¡¡¡

[mackbeth242007]

soy de colombia, me encantaria conocer zaragoza :( :( :(

[truckerfromreno]

It's in the middle of nowhere and a bit boring.

[ferndo95]

manto de la virgen del descendimiento ¡¡¡¡ARRIBA DESCENDIMIENTO!!!

[christoc99]

Zaragoza is a beautiful city - the Pilar basislica is amazing and the ebro river...amazing

greetings from Trujillo - Peru - South America

[getplaning]

He left out the most amazing part- Zaragoza has an amazing concentration of beautiful women. Maybe it's the fact that everyone walks- the traffic is impossible, and there is no subway. Maybe it's the Aragonese food, or the water. I don't know. But when I moved here (I live one block from Santa Engracia) I grew muscles in my neck from turning my head so much.