My pick
- Originally a mosque (confirmed)
My tip“An audio guide is available in several languages (including one for children), and photography is not allowed inside; it closes at midday between 14:30 and 16:00.”
Built on the site of the Great Mosque of Islamic Zaragoza, it combines Romanesque, Gothic, Mudéjar and Baroque in one building; its Mudéjar wall is one of the masterpieces of the UNESCO-listed heritage, and it houses a tapestry museum with one of the world’s most important collections.
Address
Pl. de la Seo 4, Zaragoza