Top Zaragoza Outdoor Activities

Experience Zaragoza through a local’s eyes rather than a pre-fixed itinerary on this private walking tour. Hook up with a Zaragoza local and enjoy a tour that’s about connecting you to the city rather than simply showcasing its landmarks. Find out-of-the-way sights, get the nod on local eateries, hear lowdowns on transport, culture, and local life; and feel like you’re part of the city rather than just passing through.

The Ebro River is considered to offer some of the Iberian Peninsula’s most impressive countryside scenery, but the only way to fully appreciate the views is from the water. On this tour, paddle along the Ebro River by kayak with your guide and admire uninterrupted views along the pretty banks. Along the way, gain insight into the river’s role in Zaragoza’s history, and spot native birds in their natural habitat.

Purchase your tickets ahead of time for admission to the Zaragoza Aquarium. Save time standing in line and guarantee against sold-out days at this popular attraction. Once inside, explore Europe's largest freshwater aquarium at your leisure, home to 350 species of river fauna from the Amazon, the Mekong, the Nile, and other rivers.

Learn to climb in one of the best places in the world. Scale the most beautiful roads in the area. With a professional climbing guide, knowledgeable about the area. You do not need experience. Security.

9:00 DAYTIME I propose an adventure through the southern steppe of Zaragoza, traveling through very peculiar landscapes and above all, full of life! It is a simple itinerary, but the difference is that the itinerary is only one way. The real objective of this experience is to learn to identify flowers, shrubs and birds. Thus, we will take a pleasant walk through the lastonares, espartales and romerales that grow on vouchers and varellos. On the surface, the surroundings of Zgz, except for the groves, seem hostile, inhospitable and almost lifeless ... but nothing is what it seems. There are ravines with water throughout the year, with so much vegetation that it is impossible to pass; there are pine forests, cliffs, some maple trees, mastic trees ... 20:00 (NIGHT, Thursday, Friday and Saturday) | Everything changes here, we share an hour of botany but from there, it is an orientation exercise in a place that at night is totally different. We make stops to listen to birds and bats.