Zaragoza
Private Jet Charter

The capital of the Zaragoza province in Aragon, north-eastern Spain, Zaragoza is established on the Ebro River with the Pyrenees Mountains in the north. The regional terrain ranges from desert to thick meadows and forests, and the climate is categorized as semi-arid, with high temperatures in the summer and mild winters. The city is renowned for its Spanish cuisine and national landmarks, which date back to the 11^th century.

One of the most historically significant areas of Spain, Zaragoza’s Mudejar-style landmarks, which combine Gothic and Islamic architecture, boast some of the most intricate and unique buildings in Europe. Part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, they include the 11^th century Moorish palace Aljafería, with its massive patio, scalloped arches and beautiful gardens, and the 12^th century Cathedral of the Savior (La Seo de Zaragoza), which includes a medieval tapestry museum. The Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of the Pilar (Nuestra Senora Basilica del Pilar) is one of the largest churches in the world is known its shrine to the Virgin Mary as well as for its Baroque style and colourful cupolas. A curiosity inside the church is a memorial showing two bombs, which were dropped on the church during the Spanish Civil War but inexplicably did not explode. The Plaza del Pilar sits in front of the cathedral is a spacious square with sculptures, fountains, small restaurants and cafés. Get a beautiful view of the Ebro and its historic stone bridges at Zaragoza’s Linear Park. Run, walk or cycle around the water’s edge and enjoy the sights and sounds. A popular destination for families, Monasterio de Piedra Park, which is located 70 miles southwest of Zaragoza, includes an historic 1194 monastery located in an old castle next to the Piedra River. The park also includes gorgeous waterfalls and gardens, as well as a hotel. Zaragoza boasts some of the finest food in Spain. Wander the Central Market (Mercado Central), located in an old brick building on Avenida Cesar Augusto, for the freshest seafood, meat and produce. El Tubo, in the historic center of Zaragoza, is one of the best places to discover an array of fantastic tapas bars, where you can order authentic Spanish dishes and wash them down with a cold cerveza or glass of red wine from the Aragon wine region.

Flying privately to Zaragoza is the ultimate way to travel. Select the departure times and locations that best it your schedule and fly in comfort in style. Stratos Jet Charters can pair you with a private jet equipped with business capabilities, multi-media entertainment facilities, and gourmet in-flight catering. Request extra cargo space to fit all of your luggage or sports equipment, or ask for a masseuse to fly with you and perform luxurious spa treatments. We specialize in short hop and long-range charter flights to Zaragoza.