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Researched Updated Oct 29, 2026 Last changed Oct 31, 2026 About guide entries

Culture and Attractions

Must-See Landmarks
Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar and Aljafería Palace. 6 7
Museums & Art Venues
The travel guide marked Museo Goya (Ibercaja collection) and the Museo de Zaragoza as temporarily closed in March 2026. IAACC Pablo Serrano, a contemporary art museum, was listed as free in an August 2026 update. The Caesaraugusta route covers the Roman port, forum, baths and theatre. 7
Historical Sites
Roman Theatre of Caesaraugusta and the Roman Walls. 6 7
Religious Sites
La Seo Cathedral (San Salvador) and Basilica del Pilar. 7
Annual Events
Fiestas del Pilar runs for nine days, with the main day on 12 October, which is also the Spanish national day. 6
Cultural Districts
San Pablo (El Gancho) - known for urban renewal and alternative culture.
Theater Venues
Teatro Principal, on Plaza de José Sinués Urbiola in the old town. 32
Local Markets
Mercado Central, also called Lanuza Market, for fresh produce. On Sundays the flea market is at the Plaza de Toros de la Misericordia. The largest open-air market, the Rastro, is at Parking Sur Expo. 7
Music Scene
La Lata de Bombillas and Sala Oasis for live indie/alternative music.
Street Art
Asalto Festival murals throughout the city, especially in the Pignatelli area.
Cooking Classes
La Zarola (Calle San Miguel, 28) - offers varied culinary workshops.
Art Galleries
Galería Carolina Rojo and Galería de Arte Cristina Marín.
Historic Buildings
Lonja de Zaragoza (Renaissance exchange building). 6
Local Heritage
The UNESCO Mudéjar Architecture of Aragon listing includes three monuments in the city: the surviving Mudéjar parts of the Aljafería, the tower and parish church of San Pablo, and the apse, parroquieta and dome of La Seo. 36

Essentials

Power
230 V, 50 Hz. Plugs are Europlug and Schuko (types C and F). 4
City
Zaragoza is the capital of Aragón, on the River Ebro. It is home to more than half of the Aragonese population. 6
Population
693,091 inhabitants in the 2025 municipal register. The English Wikipedia article prints 699,007 for 2025, which is not the register figure used here. 5 6
Internet Speed
High-speed fiber widely available, average 150-600 Mbps
Currency & Banking
Euro (EUR). ECB reference on 19 October 2026: 1 EUR = 1.1225 USD (1 USD = 0.8909 EUR). Cards are widely accepted; carry cash for smaller venues and markets. 1 4
Tap Water
Generally safe to drink nationwide. Some southern regions have higher mineral content. 4
SIM Card
Buy a prepaid SIM at an Orange or Movistar shop and bring identification for registration. Orange Prepago 10 is €10 per 28 days (80 GB including the promotion; physical SIM or eSIM). Movistar Prepago Plus is €10 per 28 days (60 GB) and Prepago Premium is €15 per 28 days (240 GB). 2 3 4 37
Banking for Expats
Revolut, N26, and Ibercaja (local leader). Contactless widely accepted.
Accommodation
Airbnb, Idealista, and Fotocasa for long-term rentals.
Cashless Friendly
Cards are widely accepted; cash is still used in smaller venues and markets. 4
Short Term Rentals
Airbnb and Badi (room sharing). Average 1BR: €800-€1,100/month.
Budget Accommodation
Albergue Juvenil Zaragoza (Calle de Predicadores, 70) starting at €25/night.
Best Area to Stay for Tourists
El Tubo and Casco Antiguo (Historical center near Basilica del Pilar). 7
Best Area to Stay for Digital Nomads
Universidad / Romareda for a local vibe, or La Almozara for modern apartments near the river.

Working and Networking

Best Coworking Space
CascoWork, Paseo de la Constitución 8: the Legionario flexible hot desk is 50 euros a month (the page shows a previous price of 75 euros), with symmetric 600 Mb fibre and monthly networking, in the historic centre. Impact Hub Zaragoza is also listed; its desk price is on request. 10 11 23 29
Best Cafe for Work
Doña Hipólita, Calle Joaquín Gil Berges 4. 30
Networking Events
Zaragoza Startups meetups and events at Etopia Center for Arts and Technology.
Social Events for Expats
InterNations Zaragoza and 'Zaragoza Language Exchange' weekly meetups at local bars.

Transportation

Best Taxi/Ride App
Uber and Cabify are available; local TaxiZaragoza app is highly reliable.
Bike/Scooter Rental
Bizi Zaragoza public bikes: a 72-hour visitor pass is 5.28 euros and an annual pass is 36.93 euros. The first 30 minutes of each ride are free, then 0.52 euros per 30 minutes up to 2 hours. A 200 euro hold applies if the bike is not returned within 24 hours. 26
Best Beach Nearby
Playa de la Malvarrosa (Valencia) or Sitges; both approx. 2.5 - 3 hours by train or car.
Top Regional Airline
Zaragoza Airport has a limited passenger schedule, 10 km from the centre. Madrid and Barcelona airports are the practical alternatives, with AVE trains from Zaragoza in under two hours. 7
Top International Airline
Ryanair flies from Zaragoza Airport to bases including London Stansted, Bergamo, Beauvais and Charleroi. Wizz Air and other airlines focus on Romania. Many other routes are seasonal. 7
Highway Access
Toll motorways run toward Barcelona (about 3 hours, and the guide says about 30 euros in tolls), Pamplona and Bilbao. Free motorways run toward Madrid (about 3 hours), Huesca (about 1 hour) and Teruel (about 2 hours). The guide puts Madrid, Barcelona and Bilbao each about 300 km away. 7
Main Train/Transit Hub
Estación Zaragoza-Delicias, Calle de la Rioja 33. AVE to Madrid in about 1 hour 15 minutes and to Barcelona in about 1 hour 30 minutes. City buses 34 and 51 link the station to the centre, about 2 km away. 7 24
Public Transport Passes
From 1 January 2026 a single bus or tram ticket is 1.70 euros (1 euro on night buses). A Tarjeta Bus ride is 0.55 euros. The 30-day pass is 29.05 euros, the 90-day pass 76.35 euros and the annual pass 262.10 euros. Tarjeta Lazo and Tarjeta Ciudadana are still issued. The bus and tram use the same pass prices. 8 9
Regional Travel
ALSA coaches reach Madrid and Barcelona in about 3 hours 45 minutes. Renfe runs AVE, a slow regional train to Barcelona (about 5 hours), and conventional trains to Huesca, Teruel, Pamplona, Logroño, Bilbao and Valencia. Ouigo sells some Madrid tickets. 7

Health and Wellness

Best Hospital
Hospital Universitario Miguel Servet, Paseo de Isabel la Católica 1-3, phone 976 765 500. It is the public university hospital for Sector Zaragoza II. 22
Yoga & Wellness Centers
Lighthouse Yoga (Calle de la Manifestación, 50). Drop-in classes ~€15.
Gyms & Fitness Centers
VivaGym Zaragoza (Multiple locations). Membership ~€30/month.
Laundry Services
Wash up! (Autoservicio de Lavandería) on Calle Mayor.

Food and Drink

Best Food Delivery App
Glovo delivers meals and supermarket orders in Zaragoza. 28
Best Local Dish to Try
Ternasco de Aragón (Roast young lamb). 7
Vegan/Vegetarian Options
Restaurante Baobab, Calle Arzobispo Apaolaza 10, beside Plaza San Francisco: vegetarian cooking, lunch every day and dinner Thursday to Saturday. Phone 976 35 90 11. 25
Best Dessert Spots
Pastelería Ascaso (Calle de Isaac Peral). Try the 'Pastel Ruso'.
Affordable Shopping Spots
Mercado Central (Plaza Lanuza) for fresh local produce at great prices. 7
E-commerce/Online Store
Amazon.es and El Corte Inglés online.
Grocery Delivery
Mercadona, Carrefour, and Getir.
Bar/Nightlife Area
El Tubo for tapas bars. Calle de Espoz y Mina and Calle Mayor, beside Plaza del Pilar, are lined with bars. 7
Local Brewery
Cervezas Ambar (Factory tours available at the historic San José site).
Wine Bars
Bodegas Almau, Calle de Estébanes 10, in El Tubo. 31
Street Food Stalls
Puerta Cinegia Gastronómica (Plaza España) - high-end food court.
Popular International Cuisine
Mai Tai Exótico (Fusion/Cocktails) and Moltto (Italian).

Nature and Outdoor Activities

Nearby Nature Escapes
Galacho de Juslibol, a nature reserve on the rural edge of the city. 35
National Parks Nearby
Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park (Pyrenees, approx. 2 hours north). 7 27
Cycling/Walking Paths
The Ebro River banks (Ribera del Ebro) offer miles of paved paths.
Scenic Viewpoints
Torre del Pilar (Elevator to the top of the Basilica tower for city views).
Birdwatching Locations
Soto de Cantalobos along the Ebro river trails.
Bonfire-Friendly Spots
Strictly regulated; designated BBQ pits at Parque de los Galachos (seasonal).

Other Services and Amenities

Parcel Delivery Service
Correos (Main office at Paseo de la Independencia), SEUR, and DHL.
Tech Repair Services
Doctor Tronic (Calle de la Corona de Aragón).
Table Tennis Spots
Public tables in Parque Grande José Antonio Labordeta.
Language Classes
Centro de Lenguas Modernas (University of Zaragoza).
Libraries & Study Spots
Biblioteca de Aragón, Calle de Doctor Cerrada 22. 33
Community Centers
Centro Cívico Delicias (Concerts and workshops).
Gaming Lounges
OhMyGame! (E-sports bar on Calle de los Héroes del Silencio).
Casino & Gaming Halls
Casino Zaragoza (Calle del Marqués de Casa Jiménez). 34

Business

Studio Purchase Price (City Center)
Fotocasa asking prices in October 2026, all flat sizes together: Centro is 3,208 euros per square metre. A 40 square metre example is about 128,320 euros. The index does not split studios from larger flats. 12
Studio Purchase Price (Outside City)
The lowest district on the same October 2026 index is Santa Isabel - Movera at 1,265 euros per square metre. A 40 square metre example is about 50,600 euros. The northern rural districts are 1,298 euros per square metre. 12
1-Bedroom Purchase Price (City Center)
Fotocasa asking prices in October 2026, all flat sizes together: Centro is 3,208 euros per square metre. A 60 square metre example is about 192,480 euros. The index does not publish a one-bedroom rate. 12
1-Bedroom Purchase Price (Outside City)
The lowest district on the same October 2026 index is Santa Isabel - Movera at 1,265 euros per square metre. A 60 square metre example is about 75,900 euros. 12
2-Bedroom Purchase Price (City Center)
Fotocasa asking prices in October 2026, all flat sizes together: Centro is 3,208 euros per square metre. An 80 square metre example is about 256,640 euros. The index does not publish a two-bedroom rate. 12
2-Bedroom Purchase Price (Outside City)
The lowest district on the same October 2026 index is Santa Isabel - Movera at 1,265 euros per square metre. An 80 square metre example is about 101,200 euros. 12
Corporate Tax
25% standard corporate income tax. 17
Dividend Withholding Tax
19% withholding on dividends paid to non-residents; treaties can reduce it. Residents pay the savings-income scale of 19% to 30%. 15
Tax System
Residents pay Spanish income tax on worldwide income. Non-residents pay non-resident income tax on Spanish-source income only. Residence is more than 183 days in the calendar year, or Spain as the centre of economic interests. 15 16
Highest Income Tax Bracket
The national withholding guideline reaches 47% above €300,000. Combined state and regional marginal rates vary; the Spain tax profile records an effective top of about 54% in the highest-tax regions. This is a country summary, not the Aragón rate. 15
VAT
Standard VAT is 21 percent. A 10 percent rate covers some food and agricultural products, dwellings, and some services, including live cultural events and cinema. A 4 percent rate covers basic goods such as bread, milk, books and medicine. 18
Controlled Foreign Company (CFC) Rules
Spanish controlled-foreign-company rules apply when the foreign company would pay under 75 percent of the Spanish tax and the Spanish holder, alone or with related parties, owns over 50 percent. 19
Property Tax
IBI is the annual municipal tax on the cadastral value of real estate. The city sets the rate. A current Zaragoza percentage was not on the national summary. 18
Property Transaction Tax
In Aragón a resale pays transfer tax in slices: 8 percent up to 400,000 euros, then 8.5 percent on the next 50,000, 9 percent on the next 50,000, 9.5 percent up to 750,000, and 10 percent above that. A new home bought from a developer is charged VAT at 10 percent, not this transfer tax. 21 18
Attractive Tax System for Digital Nomads
People who move to Spain, including remote workers using computer and telecoms systems, can opt into the inpatriate regime for the year of the move and the next five tax years if they were not Spanish tax residents in the five previous tax years. Withholding on work income is 24 percent, and 47 percent on the part above 600,000 euros from the same payer. This is the regime often called the Beckham law. It is not a separate digital-nomad tax cut. 20

About these guide entries

Method
Researched
Last updated
Oct 29, 2026
Last changed
Oct 31, 2026

Checked against the sources below and compared with similar cities. Numbers in the list point to these sources.

  1. ECB euro reference rates, 19 October 2026, 1 euro = 1.1225 US dollarsOfficial
  2. Orange Prepago 10, 10 euros including VAT, 80 GB, 15 GB EU roaming, eSIMOfficial
  3. Movistar prepago, Plus 10 euros and Premium 15 euros per 28 days, identity requiredOfficial
  4. Wikivoyage Spain, 230 V Europlug and Schuko, tap water, prepaid SIM identification, cardsSecondary
  5. INE municipal register, Zaragoza 693,091 inhabitants in 2025Official
  6. English Wikipedia, capital of Aragon on the Ebro, Fiestas del Pilar, sightsReference
  7. Wikivoyage Zaragoza, airport, Delicias, buses, sights, food and marketsSecondary
  8. Avanza Zaragoza fares from 1 January 2026, single 1.70 euros, 30-day pass 29.05 eurosOfficial
  9. Zaragoza tram, single 1.70 euros and 30-day pass 29.05 eurosOfficial
  10. CascoWork Legionario flexible desk, 50 euros a month, 600 Mb fibreOfficial
  11. CascoWork, Paseo de la Constitucion 8Official
  12. Fotocasa asking prices, Zaragoza capital, October 2026Index
  13. Tax agency, Aragon autonomous scale for 2025, top rate 25.5 percentOfficial
  14. Tax agency, state general scale, top rate 24.5 percent above 300,000 eurosOfficial
  15. PwC Spain personal income tax, savings scale and 2026 withholding scaleSecondary
  16. PwC Spain tax residence, 183 days or centre of economic interestsSecondary
  17. PwC Spain corporation tax, general rate 25 percent, reviewed 30 June 2026Secondary
  18. PwC Spain VAT 21, 10 and 4 percent, and local property taxSecondary
  19. PwC Spain controlled foreign company rules, over 50 percent and under 75 percent of Spanish taxSecondary
  20. Tax agency inpatriate regime, 24 percent withholding up to 600,000 euros, updated 2 October 2026Official
  21. Aragon ceded-tax text, transfer tax 8 percent up to 400,000 euros then up to 10 percentOfficial
  22. Hospital Universitario Miguel Servet, Paseo de Isabel la Católica 1-3, phone 976 765 500Official
  23. OpenStreetMap, Impact Hub Zaragoza; no address tagsReference
  24. OpenStreetMap, Zaragoza-Delicias station, Calle de la Rioja 33Reference
  25. Restaurante Baobab, Calle Arzobispo Apaolaza 10, vegetarianOfficial
  26. Bizi Zaragoza, visitor pass 5.28 euros for 72 hours, annual pass 36.93 eurosOfficial
  27. Parque Nacional de Ordesa y Monte PerdidoOfficial
  28. Glovo delivery in Zaragoza, meals and supermarket ordersOfficial
  29. Zaragoza coworking listings, Impact Hub desk price on requestListings
  30. OpenStreetMap, Dona Hipolita cafe, Calle Joaquin Gil Berges 4Reference
  31. OpenStreetMap, Bodegas Almau, Calle de Estebanes 10Reference
  32. OpenStreetMap, Teatro Principal; no address tagsReference
  33. OpenStreetMap, Biblioteca de Aragon, Calle de Doctor Cerrada 22Reference
  34. OpenStreetMap, Casino Zaragoza; no address tagsReference
  35. OpenStreetMap, Galacho de Juslibol nature reserveReference
  36. UNESCO Mudéjar Architecture of Aragon, Aljafería, San Pablo and La Seo in ZaragozaOfficial
  37. Orange prepaid comparison table, 28-day tariff durationOfficial

Change history

    • Method Generated Researched
    • 1-Bedroom Purchase Price (City Center) Approx. €1,950 per m² (e.g., 60 m² = €117,000) Fotocasa asking prices in October 2026, all flat sizes together: Centro is 3,208 euros per…
    • 1-Bedroom Purchase Price (Outside City) Approx. €1,300 per m² (e.g., 60 m² = €78,000) The lowest district on the same October 2026 index is Santa Isabel - Movera at 1,265 euros…
    • 2-Bedroom Purchase Price (City Center) Approx. €1,850 per m² (e.g., 80 m² = €148,000) Fotocasa asking prices in October 2026, all flat sizes together: Centro is 3,208 euros per…
    • 2-Bedroom Purchase Price (Outside City) Approx. €1,250 per m² (e.g., 80 m² = €100,000) The lowest district on the same October 2026 index is Santa Isabel - Movera at 1,265 euros…
    • Annual Events Fiestas del Pilar (October) - the city's massive week-long festival. Fiestas del Pilar runs for nine days, with the main day on 12 October, which is also the…
    38 more changes
    • Attractive Tax System for Digital Nomads Beckham Law (Fixed 24% tax for 6 years) or the Spanish Digital Nomad Visa (specific… People who move to Spain, including remote workers using computer and telecoms systems…
    • Bar/Nightlife Area El Tubo (tapas) and Calle La Paz / Francisco de Vitoria for late-night bars. El Tubo for tapas bars. Calle de Espoz y Mina and Calle Mayor, beside Plaza del Pilar, are…
    • Best Cafe for Work Doña Hipólita (Plaza San Felipe). Spacious, vintage decor, and reliable Wi-Fi. Doña Hipólita, Calle Joaquín Gil Berges 4.
    • Best Coworking Space Impact Hub Zaragoza (Calle de Santiago, 15). Day pass: €20, Monthly: €180. CascoWork, Paseo de la Constitución 8: the Legionario flexible hot desk is 50 euros a…
    • Best Food Delivery App Glovo, UberEats, and Just Eat. Glovo delivers meals and supermarket orders in Zaragoza.
    • Best Hospital Hospital Universitario Miguel Servet (Paseo de Isabel la Católica, 1-3). Hospital Universitario Miguel Servet, Paseo de Isabel la Católica 1-3, phone 976 765 500…
    • Bike/Scooter Rental Bizi Zaragoza (Public bike system) and Reby/Tier electric scooters. Bizi Zaragoza public bikes: a 72-hour visitor pass is 5.28 euros and an annual pass is…
    • Cashless Friendly Yes, cards accepted in 95% of establishments including small tapas bars. Cards are widely accepted; cash is still used in smaller venues and markets.
    • City Zaragoza, Aragón, Spain Zaragoza is the capital of Aragón, on the River Ebro. It is home to more than half of the…
    • Controlled Foreign Company (CFC) Rules Yes, strict rules apply under the Spanish General Tax Law. Spanish controlled-foreign-company rules apply when the foreign company would pay under 75…
    • Corporate Tax 25% (Standard rate in Spain) 25% standard corporate income tax.
    • Currency & Banking Euro (EUR). 1 EUR ≈ 1.08 USD. Major banks: Ibercaja, Santander, BBVA. Euro (EUR). ECB reference on 19 October 2026: 1 EUR = 1.1225 USD (1 USD = 0.8909 EUR)…
    • Dividend Withholding Tax 19% to 28% for residents; 19% for EU/EEA residents. 19% withholding on dividends paid to non-residents; treaties can reduce it. Residents pay…
    • Highest Income Tax Bracket 47% (for income over €300,000, varies slightly by region). The national withholding guideline reaches 47% above €300,000. Combined state and regional…
    • Highway Access AP-2 (to Barcelona) and AP-68 (to Bilbao) intersect here. Toll motorways run toward Barcelona (about 3 hours, and the guide says about 30 euros in…
    • Libraries & Study Spots Biblioteca de Aragón (Calle de los Doctores Cerrada, 22). Biblioteca de Aragón, Calle de Doctor Cerrada 22.
    • Local Heritage Mudejar Architecture (UNESCO World Heritage Site motifs found across the city). The UNESCO Mudéjar Architecture of Aragon listing includes three monuments in the city…
    • Local Markets Mercadillo de la Lonja (Sundays, for collectors) and Mercado Central. Mercado Central, also called Lanuza Market, for fresh produce. On Sundays the flea market…
    • Main Train/Transit Hub Estación Delicias (High-speed AVE connection to Madrid/Barcelona in 75-90 mins). Estación Zaragoza-Delicias, Calle de la Rioja 33. AVE to Madrid in about 1 hour 15 minutes…
    • Museums & Art Venues Museo Goya (Ibercaja Collection) and IAACC Pablo Serrano. The travel guide marked Museo Goya (Ibercaja collection) and the Museo de Zaragoza as…
    • Nearby Nature Escapes Galacho de Juslibol (Wetlands and cliffs just outside the city). Galacho de Juslibol, a nature reserve on the rural edge of the city.
    • Population Approx. 680,000 693,091 inhabitants in the 2025 municipal register. The English Wikipedia article prints…
    • Power 230V, 50Hz, 🔌 Type C/F sockets 230 V, 50 Hz. Plugs are Europlug and Schuko (types C and F).
    • Property Tax IBI (Impuesto sobre Bienes Inmuebles) - Annual tax based on cadastral value. IBI is the annual municipal tax on the cadastral value of real estate. The city sets the…
    • Property Transaction Tax 8-10% (ITP) for resale properties; 10% VAT for new builds. In Aragón a resale pays transfer tax in slices: 8 percent up to 400,000 euros, then 8.5…
    • Public Transport Passes Tarjeta Lazo or Tarjeta Ciudadana. Single trip ~€1.50, discounted with card. From 1 January 2026 a single bus or tram ticket is 1.70 euros (1 euro on night buses). A…
    • Regional Travel ALSA buses and RENFE Cercanías/Media Distancia trains. ALSA coaches reach Madrid and Barcelona in about 3 hours 45 minutes. Renfe runs AVE, a…
    • SIM Card Orange, Movistar, Vodafone, and Yoigo. Pre-paid 20GB plans from €15. Buy a prepaid SIM at an Orange or Movistar shop and bring identification for registration…
    • Studio Purchase Price (City Center) Approx. €2,100 per m² (e.g., 40 m² = €84,000) Fotocasa asking prices in October 2026, all flat sizes together: Centro is 3,208 euros per…
    • Studio Purchase Price (Outside City) Approx. €1,400 per m² (e.g., 40 m² = €56,000) The lowest district on the same October 2026 index is Santa Isabel - Movera at 1,265 euros…
    • Tap Water Drinkable, though high mineral content (hard water); many locals prefer filtered or… Generally safe to drink nationwide. Some southern regions have higher mineral content.
    • Tax System Worldwide income basis for residents (residing >183 days). Residents pay Spanish income tax on worldwide income. Non-residents pay non-resident…
    • Theater Venues Teatro Principal (Calle del Coso, 57). Teatro Principal, on Plaza de José Sinués Urbiola in the old town.
    • Top International Airline Ryanair (Direct to London, Paris, Brussels) and Air Nostrum. Ryanair flies from Zaragoza Airport to bases including London Stansted, Bergamo, Beauvais…
    • Top Regional Airline Vueling (Major hub in nearby Barcelona; Zaragoza airport has limited flights). Zaragoza Airport has a limited passenger schedule, 10 km from the centre. Madrid and…
    • VAT 21% standard rate; 10% on food/transport/housing; 4% on essentials. Standard VAT is 21 percent. A 10 percent rate covers some food and agricultural products…
    • Vegan/Vegetarian Options Baobab (Calle de los Arzobispos) - creative vegetarian cuisine. Restaurante Baobab, Calle Arzobispo Apaolaza 10, beside Plaza San Francisco: vegetarian…
    • Wine Bars Bodegas Almau (Calle Estébanes, 10) - famous for anchovies and Cariñena wines. Bodegas Almau, Calle de Estébanes 10, in El Tubo.

    lint fix pass. Currency & Banking, Tap Water, SIM Card, Cashless Friendly, Corporate Tax, Dividend Withholding Tax and Highest Income Tax Bracket aligned with the Spain prep and tax profile; exchange rate retained. Best Coworking Space removes the unsupported Impact Hub address and replaces 180 euros with price on request. Best Cafe for Work address corrected to Calle Joaquín Gil Berges 4. Theater Venues and Casino & Gaming Halls address claims explicitly marked not verified and their source titles corrected; Best Coworking Space source title also corrected; provenance updated (en.wikivoyage.org, orange.es, taxsummaries.pwc.com, workin.space, openstreetmap.org).

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