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Day two is the layered one: the Roman theatre of Caesaraugusta, which held six thousand and surfaced under a building plot in 1972; the Renaissance Lonja; and San Pablo, with its Mudéjar tower and an altarpiece by Damián Forment.
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💡The cierzo is not a breeze
It is a dry, hard north-westerly that comes down the Ebro valley, mostly in winter and spring. Five degrees with cierzo is a cold that does not show on the thermometer. Always a windbreaker — and in summer the opposite: forty degrees and little shade.
💡Dinner is eaten standing, in El Tubo
A tangle of alleys behind the Plaza de España with dozens of bars side by side. You order one tapa and one beer at each and move on: staying in the first is missing the point. Start early, around eight.
💡In October the Pilar festival fills everything
Around the 12th of October there are nine days of the flower offering, free concerts and giants in the streets. It is one of the best things the city has, but accommodation sells out months ahead and prices jump. Book, or dodge that week.
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