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Walks Listed On This Site

How Each Walk Is Shown

PlaceFree Or TicketedWhat Is FreeWhat You Still Pay For
Basilica del Pilar (temple entry) Free Entry to the temple is free. Santa Capilla 8:00-20:30; main altar area Mon-Sat 7:30-13:30 and 16:30-20:15, Sun 7:30-13:30 and 16:30-21:30; Saturday weddings shorten the day. Tower (separate), Museo Pilarista and La Seo are ticketed.
Iglesia de la Magdalena Free Free to enter during worship (Mon-Sat 9:00 and 19:30; Sun 9:00, 11:00, 12:30, 19:30). Guided visits cost 8 EUR (Thu and Sat 11:00). Guided visit 8 EUR, booking via Alma Mater.
Iglesia de San Pablo (mudejar) Free on conditions Free on Mondays 18:00-19:00 during worship hours. 4 EUR general, 3 EUR reductions; free under 10. Tue-Fri 10-12:30 and 18-19, Sat 10-12:30; worship Sun 9:30-12:45.
Torre Mirador del Pilar (tower lift) Ticketed Not free by default 6 EUR general; 5 EUR over 65, disability over 33%, Zaragoza residents; 4 EUR ages 13-18, under 26 with youth card or student, groups of 20+; free under 12 and disability over 50%. Mon-Thu 10:30-14:00 and 15:00-19:30, Fri-Sun 10:00-19:30; last entry 30 min before close.
Museo Pilarista Ticketed Not free by default Included in the general La Seo ticket (10 EUR, see La Seo); no separate price on the official sheet. Daily 10:00-13:30 and 16:00-20:00.
La Seo / Catedral del Salvador Ticketed Not free by default General 10 EUR (includes Museo de Tapices, Museo Pilarista, Rosario de Cristal); 9 EUR over 65 / disability over 33%; 7 EUR ages 13-18, under 26, students, groups; free under 12. Free for residents of Aragon on days 5, 10, 17 and 24 of each month. With tower 12 EUR.
Monasterio de la Resurreccion (mudejar monastery) Ticketed Not free by default 3 EUR; guided visits 7 EUR; Monday visits 10:30-11:45 without booking.

Where The Facts Come From

Every Walk Is Free To Book

Every walk here follows one model: free to book, pay what you want at the end. The site carries 3 free walking tours in English (1 on GuruWalk, 2 on freetour.com), and no price, minimum or suggested amount is printed for any of them, because none exists. Paseicos, Paraguas Rojos and Mystic Xperience each run their own walks, and a reservation is made on the GuruWalk page or on freetour.com's own page for the walk. This site takes no payment from walkers and operates none of the tours. What a walker gives afterwards is that walker's choice alone.

A bronze statue of a Roman emperor standing beside a road in central Zaragoza

Each Rating Names Its Scale

A score tells you little on its own, so every rating on this site is printed with the scale it came from and the platform behind it. Walks listed on GuruWalk are scored out of 5, while walks listed on freetour.com are scored out of 10. The pattern never changes: score first, then the scale, then the number of reviews and the platform name. The Old Town walk by Paseicos therefore appears as rated 4.96 out of 5 across 591 GuruWalk reviews, and Mystic Xperience's Secrets, Legends and Photo Spots walk appears as rated 9.4 out of 10 across 78 freetour.com reviews. The two scales are never blended into a single figure.

Keeping The Scales Apart

English walks here sit on two platforms. GuruWalk carries Indispensable Zaragoza Free Tour: Old Town, run by Paseicos, while freetour.com carries the Free Monumental Tour of Zaragoza by Paraguas Rojos and Unforgettable Zaragoza Free Tour: Secrets, Legends and Photo Spots by Mystic Xperience. Because GuruWalk scores out of 5 and freetour.com out of 10, the numbers are never averaged, ranked or compared as though they measured the same thing. Every walk is described by its platform, its guide or operator, its meeting point, its duration and its language. No walk is run by this site, which is affiliated with neither platform.

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