El Tubo Tapas Lanes
Croquetas and vermút in the old-town alley grid.
How to reach it
About 16 min walk from Zaragoza station. Zaragoza is the start of the route.
- From the station
- 16 min · 1.2 km
- Rail pass
- Renfe Abono
- Tickets
- Free to visit
More to see in Zaragoza
Basílica del Pilar
Riverside basilica of many domes, a Goya fresco in one cupola.
Aljafería Palace
An 11th-century Moorish palace, now Aragón's parliament.
La Seo del Salvador
A cathedral layering Romanesque to Mudéjar to baroque, with a tapestry museum inside.
Caesaraugusta Roman Theatre
Excavated ruins of Roman Zaragoza shown across four linked underground museums.
Mercado Central
A wrought-iron 1903 market hall of Aragonese produce beside the Roman walls.
Parque Grande José Antonio Labordeta
Fountains, a monumental staircase and rose gardens in the city’s green lung.
Museo Goya
A Renaissance palace hung with Goya’s complete engravings and a few early canvases.
Other stops on the Zaragoza Media Distancia
Frequently asked questions
- How do I get to El Tubo Tapas Lanes from Zaragoza station?
- About 16 min walk from Zaragoza station. Zaragoza is the start of the route.
- Is El Tubo Tapas Lanes covered by the Renfe Abono?
- The train journey to Zaragoza is fully covered by the Renfe Abono. Entry to El Tubo Tapas Lanes is free.
- What else is there to see near El Tubo Tapas Lanes?
- Other sights in Zaragoza include Basílica del Pilar, Aljafería Palace, La Seo del Salvador, Caesaraugusta Roman Theatre, Mercado Central.