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In Zaragoza, Romans, Muslims, Jews and Christians have all played their part in the beautiful, varied historical centre that has been named a UNESCO heritage site. Francisco de Goya, born in the province, also left his own mark in the colour of some of the city's most important monuments.
Plaza del Pilar could be considered one of the luckiest in the world as it is home to two important monuments: the Cathedral of the Saviour, better known as the Seo, and the Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar. This baroque temple, the most important of its kind in the country, houses the city's patron saint, “la Pilarica”, to which the city pays homage for ten days in October wearing their traditional scarf or cachirulo around the neck. You won't easily forget the more modern, cutting-edge area, created for the 2008 Expo, or the city's charming old town.
Plaza del Pilar could be considered one of the luckiest in the world as it is home to two important monuments: the Cathedral of the Saviour, better known as the Seo, and the Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar. This baroque temple, the most important of its kind in the country, houses the city's patron saint, “la Pilarica”, to which the city pays homage for ten days in October wearing their traditional scarf or cachirulo around the neck. You won't easily forget the more modern, cutting-edge area, created for the 2008 Expo, or the city's charming old town.