Zaragoza Tourist Bus

Experience the heart of Aragon with a ride on the Zaragoza Tourist Bus, immersing yourself in the city’s rich history and stunning architecture.

Route & Stops

The tourist bus in Zaragoza follows a scenic path featuring 16 key stops and takes around an hour and a half to complete. As you travel on the open-top double-decker bus, you will pass through various iconic tourist regions of this vibrant city. An audio guide enhances your experience by presenting insights about the various sites along the way.

Among the city's must-visit sites are the renowned Basilica del Pilar, Seo Cathedral, Expo 2008 site, the magnificent Aljafería Palace, and the Paraninfo of the University of Zaragoza.

For a detailed view of the route and stops, refer to this document:

Zaragoza sightseeing bus route and stops.

How It Works

Your ticket remains valid for 24 consecutive hours from its first use. For instance, if you start your journey on a Monday at 3 pm, it will be active until Tuesday at 3 pm. During this period, you can hop on and off the bus at your convenience.

Schedule

The service operates following a specific timetable and frequency, outlined in the following document:

Timetable and frequency for the Zaragoza Tourist Bus 2026.

Be advised that the bus schedules are based at Stop 1: Don Jaime I Street, adjacent to the Lonja.

Important Information

Before boarding, ticket holders must exchange their tickets at any of the Zaragoza Tourist Offices listed in the booking confirmation.Children under 5 years old can ride for free if seated on an adult's lap.

Night Tour

For those interested in exploring the city under the stars, a night tour is available. This option does not include any stops but offers the benefit of day bus access.