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A range of options centring on the Ebro River and the Pyrenees Mountains
Skiing just an hour and a half away
In the Aragon capital you will find all the facilities for your favourite sport, whatever it might be. The city has a range of sports halls and centres. There is a long list of options. The Ebro River is the ideal setting for fishing, rowing and kayaking. There are also several reservoirs nearby where you can go sailing, windsurfing, water-biking or even water skiing. A good one is the Mequinenza Reservoir, known as the Aragon Sea, just over 100 kilometres from Zaragoza. This long section of the Ebro River is a good place for fishing. Species such as black bass, perch and wels catfish bring thousands of people from all over the world to these waters every year.
You can also play golf at either of the courses in Zaragoza. In addition to the 18 holes at La Peñaza and the Real Aeroclub golf clubs, Las Ranillas Urban Golf in the area near Expo Zaragoza 2008 offers a 9-hole course, putting green and practice green.
Just over an hour and half away by car you will find the Formigal and Panticosa ski resorts, in the heart of the Pyrenees. It is possible to go for the day from Zaragoza. There are daily return bus services. Practise your favourite sport with excellent facilities. The Pyrenees are also the ideal setting for mountaineering, climbing and adventure sports (paragliding, hang-gliding, canyoning in the Sierra de Guara Mountains, caving, hunting...). You just have to choose.
The Ebro River and its surroundings are Zaragoza's main ecological area. You only have to go for a walk along the river to see its importance in the history of the city.
Skiing just an hour and a half away
In the Aragon capital you will find all the facilities for your favourite sport, whatever it might be. The city has a range of sports halls and centres. There is a long list of options. The Ebro River is the ideal setting for fishing, rowing and kayaking. There are also several reservoirs nearby where you can go sailing, windsurfing, water-biking or even water skiing. A good one is the Mequinenza Reservoir, known as the Aragon Sea, just over 100 kilometres from Zaragoza. This long section of the Ebro River is a good place for fishing. Species such as black bass, perch and wels catfish bring thousands of people from all over the world to these waters every year.
You can also play golf at either of the courses in Zaragoza. In addition to the 18 holes at La Peñaza and the Real Aeroclub golf clubs, Las Ranillas Urban Golf in the area near Expo Zaragoza 2008 offers a 9-hole course, putting green and practice green.
Just over an hour and half away by car you will find the Formigal and Panticosa ski resorts, in the heart of the Pyrenees. It is possible to go for the day from Zaragoza. There are daily return bus services. Practise your favourite sport with excellent facilities. The Pyrenees are also the ideal setting for mountaineering, climbing and adventure sports (paragliding, hang-gliding, canyoning in the Sierra de Guara Mountains, caving, hunting...). You just have to choose.
There are numerous points of interest along the Ebro River as it passes through the capital of Aragon, and one the most interesting is the Water Park in the Ranillas meander. This is an area of approximately 120 hectares around the International Exhibition grounds which features a combination of extensive green areas, services and both recreational and sports areas, including a golf course. This is also one of the highlights on the "Bizi Tour", a guided visit by bike along the rehabilitated banks of the Ebro River.
Skiing just an hour and a half away
In the Aragon capital you will find all the facilities for your favourite sport, whatever it might be. The city has a range of sports halls and centres. There is a long list of options. The Ebro River is the ideal setting for fishing, rowing and kayaking. There are also several reservoirs nearby where you can go sailing, windsurfing, water-biking or even water skiing. A good one is the Mequinenza Reservoir, known as the Aragon Sea, just over 100 kilometres from Zaragoza. This long section of the Ebro River is a good place for fishing. Species such as black bass, perch and wels catfish bring thousands of people from all over the world to these waters every year.
You can also play golf at either of the courses in Zaragoza. In addition to the 18 holes at La Peñaza and the Real Aeroclub golf clubs, Las Ranillas Urban Golf in the area near Expo Zaragoza 2008 offers a 9-hole course, putting green and practice green.
Just over an hour and half away by car you will find the Formigal and Panticosa ski resorts, in the heart of the Pyrenees. It is possible to go for the day from Zaragoza. There are daily return bus services. Practise your favourite sport with excellent facilities. The Pyrenees are also the ideal setting for mountaineering, climbing and adventure sports (paragliding, hang-gliding, canyoning in the Sierra de Guara Mountains, caving, hunting...). You just have to choose.
Visitors can also enjoy a visit to the protected natural area known as the Galacho de Juslibol, less than 5 kilometres from the city centre. Don't miss this unique area with its priceless landscapes, ecology and culture. It is also well worth visiting the Galacho de la Alfranca, a refuge for small ducks, black and white poplars and willows which can be reached on the tourist train which departs from Azud del Ebro.
Skiing just an hour and a half away
In the Aragon capital you will find all the facilities for your favourite sport, whatever it might be. The city has a range of sports halls and centres. There is a long list of options. The Ebro River is the ideal setting for fishing, rowing and kayaking. There are also several reservoirs nearby where you can go sailing, windsurfing, water-biking or even water skiing. A good one is the Mequinenza Reservoir, known as the Aragon Sea, just over 100 kilometres from Zaragoza. This long section of the Ebro River is a good place for fishing. Species such as black bass, perch and wels catfish bring thousands of people from all over the world to these waters every year.
You can also play golf at either of the courses in Zaragoza. In addition to the 18 holes at La Peñaza and the Real Aeroclub golf clubs, Las Ranillas Urban Golf in the area near Expo Zaragoza 2008 offers a 9-hole course, putting green and practice green.
Just over an hour and half away by car you will find the Formigal and Panticosa ski resorts, in the heart of the Pyrenees. It is possible to go for the day from Zaragoza. There are daily return bus services. Practise your favourite sport with excellent facilities. The Pyrenees are also the ideal setting for mountaineering, climbing and adventure sports (paragliding, hang-gliding, canyoning in the Sierra de Guara Mountains, caving, hunting...). You just have to choose.
Another highly recommended route is the Aragon Imperial Canal, a great work of engineering, completed in the 18th century. It was originally designed to link the Cantabrian Sea with the Mediterranean with a long, navigable channel. This canal is 150 kilometres long and runs through Zaragoza. Enjoy the luxuriant vegetation of its banks, home to a host of animal species. The Imperial Canal passes alongside the city's great green lung: Primo de Rivera Park. Visit this park, where the people of Zaragoza come to relax, a beautiful ensemble of paths and avenues with fountains and gardens, which has become a huge open-air museum. Here you will find the statue of the king Alfonso I "the Warrior", one of the city's most spectacular monuments. We would recommend a visit to the Botanical Garden, also to be found in the park.
Skiing just an hour and a half away
In the Aragon capital you will find all the facilities for your favourite sport, whatever it might be. The city has a range of sports halls and centres. There is a long list of options. The Ebro River is the ideal setting for fishing, rowing and kayaking. There are also several reservoirs nearby where you can go sailing, windsurfing, water-biking or even water skiing. A good one is the Mequinenza Reservoir, known as the Aragon Sea, just over 100 kilometres from Zaragoza. This long section of the Ebro River is a good place for fishing. Species such as black bass, perch and wels catfish bring thousands of people from all over the world to these waters every year.
You can also play golf at either of the courses in Zaragoza. In addition to the 18 holes at La Peñaza and the Real Aeroclub golf clubs, Las Ranillas Urban Golf in the area near Expo Zaragoza 2008 offers a 9-hole course, putting green and practice green.
Just over an hour and half away by car you will find the Formigal and Panticosa ski resorts, in the heart of the Pyrenees. It is possible to go for the day from Zaragoza. There are daily return bus services. Practise your favourite sport with excellent facilities. The Pyrenees are also the ideal setting for mountaineering, climbing and adventure sports (paragliding, hang-gliding, canyoning in the Sierra de Guara Mountains, caving, hunting...). You just have to choose.
Skiing just an hour and a half away
In the Aragon capital you will find all the facilities for your favourite sport, whatever it might be. The city has a range of sports halls and centres. There is a long list of options. The Ebro River is the ideal setting for fishing, rowing and kayaking. There are also several reservoirs nearby where you can go sailing, windsurfing, water-biking or even water skiing. A good one is the Mequinenza Reservoir, known as the Aragon Sea, just over 100 kilometres from Zaragoza. This long section of the Ebro River is a good place for fishing. Species such as black bass, perch and wels catfish bring thousands of people from all over the world to these waters every year.
You can also play golf at either of the courses in Zaragoza. In addition to the 18 holes at La Peñaza and the Real Aeroclub golf clubs, Las Ranillas Urban Golf in the area near Expo Zaragoza 2008 offers a 9-hole course, putting green and practice green.
Just over an hour and half away by car you will find the Formigal and Panticosa ski resorts, in the heart of the Pyrenees. It is possible to go for the day from Zaragoza. There are daily return bus services. Practise your favourite sport with excellent facilities. The Pyrenees are also the ideal setting for mountaineering, climbing and adventure sports (paragliding, hang-gliding, canyoning in the Sierra de Guara Mountains, caving, hunting...). You just have to choose.
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In the city of Zaragoza there’s a whitewater canal beside what was the showground for Expo Zaragoza 2008
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