Nowhere Wiki - Zaragoza

2008-04-09 11:59:03

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V�a de la Hispanidad
Plaza de Isabel la Cat�lica
Plaza de San Francisco

Ryanair has EuroBurners:CheapFlights to Zaragoza from London, Milan and Rome. They also fly (from Dublin, Luton, Stansted and Frankfurt) to Reus which is 2.5 hours drive to the site and Dublin to Vitoria (a similar distance).
The new bus station has now moved to the new Delicias train station. There are buses to Sari�ena which cost about 6euros and take 1hr 20m. All city buses cost about 75 cents.

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– V�a de la Hispanidad
– Plaza de Isabel la Cat�lica
– Plaza de San Francisco

Ryanair has EuroBurners:CheapFlights to Zaragoza from London, Milan and Rome. They also fly (from Dublin,
Luton, Stansted and Frankfurt) to Reus which is 2.5 hours drive to the site and Dublin to Vitoria (a similar distance).
The new bus station has now moved to the new Delicias train station. There are buses to Sari�ena which cost about 6
and tale 1hr 20m. All city buses cost about 75 cents. See also:
��EuroBurners:GettingThere ==
�� how to get to Nowhere��http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zaragoza ==
WikiPedia on Zaragoza��http://www.aena.es == Details of all spanish airports�� in english.

2008-04-09 11:37:56

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Zaragoza (population about 650,000) is in the region of Arag�n, Spain. It is the nearest airport for the Nowhere which is about one hour's drive. Zaragoza is about three hours by car or train from Madrid and Barcelona.
The airport (ZAZ) is 11km west of the city. Taxi to town centre costs about 12–17 euros.

– V�a de la Hispanidad

Ryanair has EuroBurners:CheapFlights to Zaragoza from London, Milan and Rome. They also fly (from Dublin,
Luton, Stansted and Frankfurt) to Reus which is 2.5 hours drive to the site and Dublin to Vitoria (a similar distance).
The big new station is called “Delicias”. From here you can catch high-speed trains to most parts of Spain. Its highly advisable to book or reserve train tickets in advance as trains are often full.
The new bus station has now moved to the new Delicias train station. There are buses to Sari�ena which cost about 6
and tale 1hr 20m. All city buses cost about 75 cents.
To get to the site you can choose to go via the toll road which will cost 4.40 euros in a car. You take a ticket, drive, then pay as you exit. Easiest way to pay is by card, no PIN or signature is required.
Buses depart from Madrid's «Avenida de Am�rica» which you can get to using the metro (lines 4, 6, 7 and 9). If you are going from the airport, you should take first the line 8 and then change to line 4,6 Note: There seem to be no buses from the UK to Zaragoza or Huesca – at least not with Eurolines.

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Zaragoza (population about 650,000) is in the region of Arag�n,
Spain. It is the nearest airport for the Nowhere which is about
one hour's drive. Zaragoza is about three hours by car or train from
Madrid and Barcelona.
The airport (ZAZ) is 11km west of the city.
Taxi to town centre costs about 12–17 euros.

- V�a de la Hispanidad

Ryanair has EuroBurners:CheapFlights to
Zaragoza from London, Milan and Rome. They also fly (from Dublin,
Luton, Stansted and Frankfurt) to Reus which is 2.5 hours drive to the
site and Dublin to Vitoria (a similar distance).
The big new station is called “Delicias”. From here you can catch
high-speed trains to most parts of Spain. Its highly advisable to book
or reserve train tickets in advance as trains are often full.
The new bus station has now moved to the new Delicias train station.
There are buses to Sari�ena which cost about 6
and tale 1hr 20m. All
city buses cost about 75 cents.
To get to the site you can choose to go via the toll road which will
cost 4.40 euros in a car. You take a ticket, drive, then pay as you
exit. Easiest way to pay is by card, no PIN or signature is required.
Buses depart from Madrid's «Avenida de Am�rica» which you can get to
using the metro (lines 4, 6, 7 and 9). If you are going from the
airport, you should take first the line 8 and then change to line 4,6
//Note: There seem to be no buses from the UK to Zaragoza or Huesca - at least not with Eurolines.//

2007-05-17 02:35:34

Comparison for /Zaragoza of 2007-05-17 02:35:34 and 2008-04-09 11:37:56

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Zaragoza (population about 650,000) is in the region of Arag�n,
Spain. It is the nearest airport for the Nowhere which is about
one hour's drive. Zaragoza is about three hours by car or train from
Madrid and Barcelona.
The airport (ZAZ) is 11km west of the city.
Taxi to town centre costs about 12–17 euros.

- V�a de la Hispanidad
– Plaza de Isabel la Cat�lica
– Plaza de San Francisco

Ryanair has EuroBurners:CheapFlights to
Zaragoza from London, Milan and Rome. They also fly (from Dublin,
Luton, Stansted and Frankfurt) to Reus which is 2.5 hours drive to the
site and Dublin to Vitoria (a similar distance).
The big new station is called “Delicias”. From here you can catch
high-speed trains to most parts of Spain. Its highly advisable to book
or reserve train tickets in advance as trains are often full.
The new bus station has now moved to the new Delicias train station.
There are buses to Sari�ena which cost about 6
and tale 1hr 20m. All
city buses cost about 75 cents.
To get to the site you can choose to go via the toll road which will
cost 4.40 euros in a car. You take a ticket, drive, then pay as you
exit. Easiest way to pay is by card, no PIN or signature is required. Buses to Zaragoza from Madrid

Buses depart from Madrid's «Avenida de Am�rica» which you can get to
using the metro (lines 4, 6, 7 and 9). If you are going from the
airport, you should take first the line 8 and then change to line 4,6
or 9. Buses to Zaragoza from Barcelona

Depart from Nord at the “Arc del Trionf”. Buses from the UK

//Note: There seem to be no buses from the UK to Zaragoza or Huesca - at least not with Eurolines.//

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V�a de la Hispanidad
Plaza de Isabel la Cat�lica
Plaza de San Francisco

Ryanair has EuroBurners:CheapFlights to Zaragoza from London, Milan and Rome. They also fly (from Dublin, Luton, Stansted and Frankfurt) to Reus which is 2.5 hours drive to the site and Dublin to Vitoria (a similar distance).
The big new station is called “Delicias”. Its not near the bus station so a bus or taxi will be needed (see next section).
The town has various bus stations the main one of interest is the «Estaci�n de Agreda» at 7 Paseo Mar�a Agustin (next to Barclays Bank). It serves: Barcelona, Extremadura, Guadalajara, La Coru�a, Le�n, Lugo, Madrid, Santiago, Soria, Tordesillas, Tarragona, Toro, Valladolid y Zamora. Bus 51 runs from Delicias train station. All city buses cost about 75 cents.
To get to the 2007 site you can choose to go via the toll road which will cost 4.40 euros in a car. You take a ticket, drive, then pay as you exit. Easiest way to pay is by card, no PIN or signature is required.
Buses to Zaragoza
Buses depart from Madrid's «Avenida de Am�rica» which you can get to using the metro (lines 4, 6, 7 and 9). If you are going from the airport, you should take first the line 8 and then change to line 4,6 or 9.
Buses from Barcelona depart from Nord at the “Arc del Trionf”.
Note: There seem to be no buses from the UK to Zaragoza or Huesca – at least not with Eurolines.

2007-05-17 00:32:11

Comparison for /Zaragoza of 2007-05-17 00:32:11 and 2007-05-17 02:35:34

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Zaragoza (population about 650,000) is in the region of Arag�n, Spain. It is the nearest airport for the Nowhere which is about one hour's drive. Zaragoza is about three hours by car or train from Madrid and Barcelona.

Airport
The airport (ZAZ) is 11km west of the city. Taxi to town centre costs about 12–17 euros.
The bus is 1.75 euros from the Plaza de Arag�n stops are:

V�a de la Hispanidad
Plaza de Isabel la Cat�lica
Plaza de San Francisco

Ryanair has EuroBurners:CheapFlights to Zaragoza from London, Milan and Rome. They also fly (from Dublin, Luton, Stansted and Frankfurt) to Reus which is 2.5 hours drive to the site and Dublin to Vitoria (a similar distance).

Train
The big new station is called “Delicias”. Its not near the bus station so a bus or taxi will be needed (see next section).

Bus Station
The town has various bus stations the main one of interest is the «Estaci�n de Agreda» at 7 Paseo Mar�a Agustin (next to Barclays Bank). It serves: Barcelona, Extremadura, Guadalajara, La Coru�a, Le�n, Lugo, Madrid, Santiago, Soria, Tordesillas, Tarragona, Toro, Valladolid y Zamora. Bus 51 runs from Delicias train station. All city buses cost about 75 cents.

Toll Roads
To get to the 2007 site you can choose to go via the toll road which will cost 4.40 euros in a car. You take a ticket, drive, then pay as you exit. Easiest way to pay is by card, no PIN or signature is required.

Buses to Zaragoza
Buses depart from Madrid's «Avenida de Am�rica» which you can get to using the metro (lines 4, 6, 7 and 9). If you are going from the airport, you should take first the line 8 and then change to line 4,6 or 9.

Buses from Barcelona depart from Nord at the “Arc del Trionf”.

Note: There seem to be no buses from the UK to Zaragoza or Huesca – at least not with Eurolines.

See also:
EuroBurners:GettingThere how to get to Nowhere
WikiPedia on Zaragoza
Details of all spanish airports in english.

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2007-05-08 16:55:56

Comparison for /Zaragoza of 2007-05-08 16:55:56 and 2007-05-17 00:32:11

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Zaragoza (population about 650,000) is in the region of Arag�n, Spain. It is the nearest airport for the Nowhere which is about one hour's drive. Zaragoza is about three hours by car or train from Madrid and Barcelona.

Airport
The airport (ZAZ) is 11km west of the city. Taxi to town centre costs about 12–17 euros.
The bus is 1.75 euros from the Plaza de Arag�n stops are:

V�a de la Hispanidad
Plaza de Isabel la Cat�lica
Plaza de San Francisco

Ryanair has EuroBurners:CheapFlights to Zaragoza from London, Milan and Rome. They also fly (from Dublin, Luton, Stansted and Frankfurt) to Reus which is 2.5 hours drive to the site and Dublin to Vitoria (a similar distance).

Train
The big new station is called “Delicias”. Its not near the bus station so a bus or taxi will be needed (see next section).

Bus Station
The town has various bus stations the main one of interest is the «Estaci�n de Agreda» at 7 Paseo Mar�a Agustin (next to Barclays Bank). It serves: Barcelona, Extremadura, Guadalajara, La Coru�a, Le�n, Lugo, Madrid, Santiago, Soria, Tordesillas, Tarragona, Toro, Valladolid y Zamora. Bus 51 runs from Delicias train station. All city buses cost about 75 cents.

Toll Roads
To get to the 2007 site you can choose to go via the toll road which will cost 4.40 euros in a car. You take a ticket, drive, then pay as you exit. Easiest way to pay is by card, no PIN or signature is required.

Buses to Zaragoza
Buses depart from Madrid's «Avenida de Am�rica» which you can get to using the metro (lines 4, 6, 7 and 9). If you are going from the airport, you should take first the line 8 and then change to line 4,6 or 9.

Buses from Barcelona depart from Nord at the “Arc del Trionf”.

Note: There seem to be no buses from the UK to Zaragoza or Huesca – at least not with Eurolines.

See also:
EuroBurners:GettingThere how to get to Nowhere
WikiPedia on Zaragoza
Details of all spanish airports in english.

2007-05-08 14:05:56

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2007-05-05 15:20:50

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