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Zaragoza is medium-sized working Spanish city situated about halfway between Madrid and Barcelona and is the capital of the region of Aragón. The city has a population of about 750,000 and although it is off the normal tourist trail for Spain, it has a fascinating Roman, Moorish and Christian heritage which is reflected the historic monuments and buildings that are now integrated into its contemporary make-up.
The University of San Jorge helps students find suitable accommodation by providing information on university residences, student halls, and other housing alternatives in Zaragoza. It also offers access to specialized platforms for finding apartments and rooms, enabling students to choose the option that best fits their needs and preferences.
The city is a safe and economical alternative to other more touristic destinations in Spain and visitors are always given a warm welcome by the locals. The large student population makes for a diverse cultural agenda, a lively nightlife and a broad variety of sports and open-air activities.The city offers a broad range of food, from Aragonese specialities and typical Spanish tapas to modern international cuisine, proudly boasts its own independent, family-run brewery, and is at the centre of the four Aragonese Designation of Origin wine-producing regions.
Zaragoza has one tram line that runs from the north to the south of the city and an extensive bus service that reaches all parts of the city.Users must buy a rechargeable "Tarjeta Bus" and validate it before each ride, it is valid to travel by bus and by tram. You can check how much money you have left on your card and also charge it, at any of the machines located at tram stops and at different points throughout the city (banks, newsagents, shopping centres, council offices etc.).
Zaragoza has an airport with a limited number of scheduled international flights to destinations such as London (United Kingdom), Milan (Italy), Brussels (Belgium), Paris (France), Bucharest (Romania) and Cluj-Napoca (Romania). To get to the city centre from the airport you can use the shuttle bus service (no. 501) which leaves from the arrivals terminal or catch a taxi which will cost you around 25.00€.
If you are travelling from a city not served by Zaragoza airport, our recommendation would be to fly to either Madrid Barajas Adolfo Suárez airport or Barcelona El Prat airport and then take the high speed train (AVE) to Zaragoza from Atocha-Puerta station in Madrid or Sants station in Barcelona.
In both cases, the journey to Zaragoza takes about 1½ hours and one or two trains leave for Zaragoza every hour. It’s advisable to buy your train ticket online in advance, leaving enough time to get to the mainline station from the corresponding airport (1½ hours from the arrival time of your flight).
If you book your ticket in advance, the train ticket to Zaragoza also includes the shuttle-train service from Madrid Barajas Adolfo Suárez airport to Atocha station or from Barcelona El Prat airport to Sants station. At the ticket machines located at the both airport stations you have to use the ‘Combinado Cercanías’ reference number that you will find on your AVE ticket, in order to obtain the shuttle-train ticket.
Once you arrive a Zaragoza-Delicias station you can reach your final destination by taking one of the various local buses that leave from the station or by catching a taxi at the taxi rank outside the station.
There are also regular coach services from Madrid and Barcelona to Zaragoza, including a direct route from Madrid Barajas Adolfo Suárez airport to Zaragoza.
Do you want to live in an apartment in the center of Zaragoza, very close to the University and the leisure areas and also enjoy work, study and recreation areas in the same building? If your answer is yes, you are in the right place.
info@zaragozainn.es
Poppy rooms offers high quality accommodation for students or university professors.
You can rent the whole apartment or a single room in which case you will share common spaces with your flat mates. The accomodation is located near the University of Zaragoza in the city center, which offer a high level of quality, benefits and services.
info@poppyrooms.es
Erasmus Play: is an accommodation comparison platform for students that brings together rooms, studios, student residences, entire apartments, and coliving options from different platforms.
You can compare accommodation options and, once you find the one that best suits your needs, access the partner platform to check the terms and conditions and make your booking.
communication@erasmusplay.com
Housing Anywhere: is an online rental platform where you can search for accommodation based on your dates, budget, neighborhood, and type of property.
The platform allows you to contact landlords, make your reservation online, and manage the rental process before arriving in Zaragoza.
support@housinganywhere.com
Uniplaces: offers a variety of accommodation options for students and young professionals, which can be viewed and booked online.
You can filter accommodation by dates, budget, included expenses, room type, available amenities, and property features.
customercare@uniplaces.com
https://ayuda.fotocasa.es/hc/es
https://www.idealista.com/info/contacto
https://www.pisos.com/sobrepisos/contactanos/
Legal Notice The University of San Jorge provides links to external accommodation platforms for informational purposes only. It is not the owner, manager, intermediary, nor does it take part in the selection, verification, publication, or contracting of the accommodations offered, which will be formalized exclusively between the student and the corresponding platform or provider. Consequently, the University does not guarantee nor assume responsibility for the accuracy, availability, quality, or suitability of the listed properties, nor for any disputes or breaches that may arise between the contracting parties.
The inclusion of these links does not imply recommendation, sponsorship, or any association with the referenced platforms. The processing of personal data carried out by such platforms will be governed by their own privacy policies, under which they are solely responsible for the processing. Should the University become aware of any unlawful offers or content harmful to third‑party rights, it will proceed to remove the links with the utmost diligence.
Female halls of residences
Male halls of residences
Mixed halls of residences
Any student enrolled at USJ can hire this service (https://www.usj.es/vive-campus/transporte), offering special fees for exchange students.
There are five (5) USJ bus routes with stops through different areas of the city of Zaragoza (Route 1, Route 2, Route 3, Route 4 and Circular Route).
Line 110. Schedules, stops and prices.
Line 111. Schedules, stops and prices.