La Magdalena: Discover the bohemian and alternative soul of Zaragoza
If the Historic Quarter is history and the City Center is elegance, the neighborhood of The Magdalene It's about rebellion, art, and the avant-garde. Known as the "Malasaña" or the "Soho" of Zaragoza, this district is the epicenter of urban culture, live music, and the most edgy cuisine.
The "Juepincho" Neighborhood and Craft Beer
Magdalena is famous for inventing one of the city's most beloved traditions: the Juepincho, Every Thursday, the streets Heroism, Major and Studies They come alive by offering tapas and drinks at affordable prices.
Unlike the classic tourism of "El Tubo", in La Magdalena you will find:
Local Environment: Students, artists, and lifelong residents mingle here.
Gastronomic Variety: From traditional taverns to vegan restaurants, Syrian cuisine, rock bars and temples of craft beer.
Nightlife: If you're looking for pubs with personality, jazz or indie music, this is the place for you.
Urban Art and Street Culture
La Magdalena is a different kind of open-air museum. Here, art isn't just in museums; it's on the walls of the buildings.
Assault Festival: The neighborhood is the main canvas for the Zaragoza International Urban Art Festival. Strolling through streets like the San Agustín Street or the environment of Bruil Park You'll discover giant murals by international artists.
Shops with Soul: Forget franchises. Here you'll find luthiers, vinyl record shops, vintage clothing, secondhand bookstores, and creative craft workshops.
The Icon: The Mudejar Tower
Although the neighborhood exudes modernity, everything revolves around a historical treasure: theChurch of Saint Mary MagdaleneIts impressive Mudejar tower, recently restored, acts as a beacon for the neighborhood.
Expert tip:Don't just admire it from below. Climb the tower to enjoy one of Zaragoza's most unique and spectacular panoramic views.
Charming breakfasts and brunches
La Magdalena is also the ideal area to start the day. If you fancy a different breakfast, head to the Magdalena Square of that day San Jorge Street It will allow you to enjoy specialty coffee shops and brunches on sunny terraces with a relaxed and cosmopolitan atmosphere.
Your connection to the most authentic Zaragoza
You are in the exact geographical center. To the west you have the Pilar; to the east, crossing Don Jaime street, you enter the vibrant world of La Magdalena.
Come and enjoy the art, music and flavor of the city's most creative neighborhood, knowing that your rest is guaranteed.
Are you coming to discover the alternative side of Zaragoza?
