Zaragoza - description of the city:
Zaragoza is city of Spain (Aragon).
The population of Zaragoza: 674,317 people. Geographic coordinates of Zaragoza: 41.65606 x -0.87734.
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Spain
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International title |
Zaragoza |
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674,317 people |
Timezone |
Europe/Madrid |
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Aragon |
Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 41.65606 x Longitude: -0.87734 |
Photo Galery Zaragoza
#01: Zaragoza Photogallery |
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#02: Sightseeing in Zaragoza |
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#04: Spending days in Zaragoza |
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#05: History and present of Zaragoza |
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#06: The main attractions of Zaragoza |
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#07: Nowadays of Zaragoza |
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#08: Places of interest in Zaragoza |
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#09: A tour about Zaragoza |
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#10: Spending Time in Zaragoza |
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#12: Places to visit in Zaragoza |
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Zaragoza video guide
Places to visit in Zaragoza
Famous Places
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Jardin Anglais
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What Is The Jardin Anglais?
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Zurichhorn Park
Country: Switzerland
Zurichhorn Park Introduction
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Waldviertel Tour
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Seckau
Country: Austria
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Perg
Country: Austria
Perg, a small town with a long history situated 30 km (19 miles) east of Linz, was once owned by the mighty von Perg family, whose last member died in the 12th century, during the Third Crusade. Until the 19th century Perg was the largest centre of ...
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