La Seo de Zaragoza Audio Guide
Explore La Seo de Zaragoza with Stanza's GPS-triggered offline audio guide.
About the Tour
The Cathedral of the Savior in his Epiphany is a Roman Catholic church in Zaragoza, Spain. Recognized as a cultural property and tourist attraction, it stands as a significant religious and historical landmark in the city.
What you will hear
The Mudéjar Wall (Muro de la Parroquieta)
Focuses on the UNESCO-recognized Mudéjar brickwork and tile patterns that define the cathedral's unique architectural fusion.
The Exterior Brickwork
Commissioned by Archbishop Lope Fernández de Luna in the 14th century, this incredibly detailed brickwork was created to adorn his private funerary chapel.
The Romanesque Apses
Explores the oldest surviving parts of the cathedral, dating back to the 12th-century Romanesque construction.
The Romanesque Window
This 12th-century window features the signature 'jaqués' checkered stone pattern, a classic Romanesque detail that frames early carvings of animals and flowers.
The Romanesque Apses
At the base of these apses lies the oldest surviving part of the cathedral, where 12th-century Romanesque stone provides a solid foundation for later medieval additions.
The Hall Church and Royal Coronations
Introduces the vast interior space where the Kings of Aragon were crowned between 1204 and 1518.
The Golden Vaults
Look up to see the intricate ribbing of the ceiling, punctuated by large, gilded wooden bosses that cover structural joints while displaying the cathedral's immense wealth.
The Central Choir
Examines the 117 hand-carved oak seats that form the liturgical center of the nave.
The Gilded Choir Screen
The shimmering gold bars of this Baroque screen create a physical and symbolic boundary at the heart of the cathedral.
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