Museum sights in Zaragoza
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Centro de Historia de Zaragoza
The old convent of San Agustín (only the neoclassical facade remains) is the site of this museum. Each of the eight exhibit rooms focuses on a different aspect of the city's heritage, from trade and transport to popular celebrations. Of particular interest is a series of models depicting Zaragoza's physical transformation through four key phases of its development.
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Museo de Zaragoza
Devoted to archaeology and fine arts, the city museum displays artefacts from prehistoric to Islamic times with some exceptional mosaics from Roman Cesaraugusta. The upper floor contains 15 paintings by Goya and more than two dozen of his etchings. It's 400m south of the Teatro Romano.
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Museo Camón Aznar
This eclectic collection of Spanish art through the ages features a room of Goya etchings (on the top floor) and half a dozen paintings attributed to El Greco. It spreads over the three storeys of the Palacio de los Pardo, a Renaissance mansion.
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Museo del Puerto Fluvial
Museo del Puerto Fluvial displays the Roman city’s river-port installations. There’s a quaint but enjoyable audiovisual program every half-hour.
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Museo de Tapices
La Seo's Museo de Tapices has an impressive collection of 14th- to 17th- century Flemish and French tapestries.
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