Barcelona to Zaragoza bus with Alsa

Buses from Barcelona to Zaragoza: Journey Details

Often connecting major cities throughout the country, bus travel in Spain is an easy and common way to take in a variety of great destinations. Frequent buses from Barcelona to Zaragoza are operated by Spain's largest bus provider company, ALSA. The direct journey takes approximately 3.5 hours. Buses run from the early hours of the morning until well into the late evening, all seven days a week.

Return buses from Zaragoza to Barcelona are also available.

Taking the Bus from Barcelona

Buses from Barcelona to Zaragoza depart from the North Bus Station in the Eixample Dreta district of the city. A short Metro trip from Arc de Triomf on the red line takes visitors arriving at Nord into the city centre. An extensive Metro and bus network covers Barcelona, linking it to the airport and surrounding areas - making nearby regional or intercity connections to Zaragoza possible. Barcelona has a regular night bus service and taxis can be found at the entrance to Nord Bus Station.

Getting into City B by Bus

Zaragoza is situated South of the Pyrenees, not far from the border between France and Spain. It's mid-continental location gives it extremes of temperatures with cold Winters and very hot Summers. Zaragoza was an important Roman city and impressive remains, including the Baths and City Forum, can still be seen today. The beautiful Roman Catholic Basilica-Cathedral of Our Lady of the Pillar is a destination for Catholic pilgrims from across the globe. Zaragoza has a new, centrally located bus station, the Estacion Intermodal de Zaragoza-Delicias. Although Zaragoza is compact enough to explore on foot, local bus companies Alcosa and Viacarsa provide frequent routes across the city. Zaragoza also has limited tram, Metro and night bus services. A taxi rank is located outside the station entrance.