Transportation in Zaragoza

# Getting Around Zaragoza Zaragoza, Spain's fifth-largest city, offers a compact and efficient public transportation network ideal for visitors. The city center is highly walkable, with most major attractions within easy reach on foot. For longer distances, Zaragoza operates a modern tram system (Tranvía de Zaragoza) connecting key areas, plus an extensive urban bus network managed by AUZSA that covers the entire metropolitan area. Taxis and ride-sharing services are readily available throughout the city for direct point-to-point travel. First-time visitors should know that Zaragoza is considerably more manageable than Spain's larger cities—distances are shorter and navigation is straightforward. The historic center around Plaza del Pilar is pedestrian-friendly, making walking the best option for sightseeing. Public transport uses a rechargeable card system for buses and trams, though single tickets are available. Most signage includes English, and the tram system is particularly tourist-friendly with clear route maps. **Airport Transfer Tip:** Zaragoza Airport (ZAZ) is located about 10km from the city center. While specific current schedules and prices vary, travelers typically choose between airport buses that connect to the city center, taxis for direct service, or pre-arranged private transfers. For current pricing and schedules, check the booking options available through local transport providers, as these change seasonally.

Download the AUZSA bus app to track real-time bus arrivals and plan routes across the city

The tram line connects the city center to the train station (Delicias) - useful for intercity travel connections

Zaragoza's historic center is compact and walkable - save transport for reaching outer attractions like the Aljafería Palace

The airport bus (Line 501) runs between the airport and city center - check current schedules as service frequency varies by time of day