Vanesa Aso Martín
Plaza del Pilar is one of the epicentres of Christmas in Zaragoza. There you will find the ice rink, the Nativity scene of Judea, the Christmas display and the great proposal for the little ones of the house, Dreamland. However, this year, in addition to these great attractions, Zaragoza City Hall has also been added. On this occasion, it has blended in with Christmas by being more illuminated than ever for these dates.
In the heart of the city, the façade of the Town Hall has become a giant gift box thanks to a large
illuminated bow. With its red colour, it can be seen from any point in the square, as long as the fog so characteristic of this time of year allows it, and it continues the corridor of light that begins at the Stone Bridge.
Specifically, this loop has 68,750 LED lights that run along the entire façade and, like the rest of the city, will be illuminated with the long-awaited Christmas lighting, being another complement and an attraction for all those who visit the Plaza del Pilar during these days.
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