If you are coming to visit Zaragoza, you will wonder what you are going to carry in your suitcase, at Rutica 41 we give you our advice for your orientation. The Zaragoza weather changes throughout the year, it is an inland continental climate, with hot summers, temperate springs and autumns and cold winters but not […]
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Zaragoza is a city in Spain, capital of the Aragon community with more than 2000 years of history and with a population of 674,997 inhabitants, it is the fifth most populous city in the country, after Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and Seville. From Rutica 41 give you these tips for traveling to Zaragoza in future. 1-
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If there is something in which Aragon’s Wines stand out it is for its great quality and variety. Variations in climate and temperature, not only from winter to summer, but from night to day, together with stony terrain, make the Wines of Aragon increasingly prized both nationally and internationally and and the region offers more
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Zaragoza is a city with historical and cultural richness and after visiting some of its monuments the same question arises: Where can I enjoy a delicious lunch or dinner? It does not matter if you are a tourist or a citizen of Zaragoza. Rutica 41 have created the indispensable guide with places to eat and
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Jamón of Teruel is the denomination of origin of the ham made in the province of Teruel. It was the first ham with denomination of origin of Spain. The races of pigs admitted by D.O. are crosses between the Landrace breeds (standard type) and Large white, with respect to the mother line; and Duroc for
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El Tubo in Zaragoza: an Essential Gastronomic Route Exploring El Tubo in Zaragoza means diving into the very nerve center of the city, where history meets gastronomy to offer visitors a unique experience. In this article, we will guide you through the most relevant information about El Tubo, so you can firsthand discover its secrets,
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Welcome to a complex culinary tour through the heart of Aragón, where coffee shops are more than just meeting places, but true multisensory experiences. In recent years, Zaragoza has transformed into a vibrant epicenter of coffee culture, surpassing the era of conventional coffee shops to give way to spaces where creativity and flavor merge in every sip.
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Belchite Spain is one of the most historic places in Aragon due to the remainders of the Civil War and its olive forests, which make this land a must-see spot during your visit. Olive oil, and therefore olive forests, are one of the main attractions of el Campo de Belchite, Spain. It’s in this territory
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Not only is Cariñena a land of wines, but also a land with a very rich historical and artistic heritage from the Gothic, Mudejar, Renaissance and Baroque times. If you are so lucky to spend some days in Zaragoza and are interested in knowing about the rest of the province, Cariñena is a town you
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The Aragonese capital hides endless attractions that captivate anyone who ventures to explore it. Its centuries-old streets conceal stories from past eras, while the more contemporary venues add a modern touch to the city.
Zaragoza invites travelers to get lost in its streets to taste and discover the culinary heritage that every traditional dish recalls.
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