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This is a picture from San José’s avenue back in 1984 inside of Cuesta Moron’s zone.

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This is also San José’s avenue nowadays, in which you can see the more modern stores like Prima Prix.

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This picture looks really old and cool! There’s a big fancy building with lots of towers and domes right next to a river. It looks kind of like a castle or maybe a really big church.

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Photo of El Pilar of Zaragoza, 1889

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In this picture we can see the ancient train station of Zaragoza, the actually train station of Delicias. 1900

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Is a photograph os the Spain's square in the 70s. In the center we can seethe Martíres street(the entrace of "the tubo") at the left wecan see the café "Las Vegas 2" and in the right the café Hergar.

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This is a image of de place of pilar in the year 1889

It is known by the nickname "the city hall", since numerous public festivals are held there. It is also usually called Plaza de las Catedrales, since the two cathedrals of Zaragoza are located here: the Seo and the Pilar.

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El Pilar (1889)

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On January 2, 40, King Santiago was preaching near Caesaraugusta, the former Zaragoza. She was tired and discouraged, but the Virgin appeared, climbed in a pillar, that is, in a column and encouraged her to continue preaching. Hence the name of Pilar.

The pillar is like a castle dedicated to the religion Cristian has exivided to the Virgen del Pilar and her son Jesus Christ the roof is painted from the stories of the Bible and the walls too, There you can do the Mass and touch the organ a musical instrument, also there are exivided tombs on the ground and two bombs that threw a long time ago but did not explode and put them exivition.

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This park was inaugurated in 1929, it has a big fountain in the middle of the park and it is very famous on zaragoza.

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Miguel Primo de Rivera officially opened this space on May 17, 1929,the day on which the Trece de Septiembre bridge,known since 2012.

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Photo of El Pilar Zaragoza

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This is the Coso street in 1980. It’s similar to today. In this street were the main theatre, some offices, a lot of banks like the bank of santander, and some shops and elegant restaurants. There were a lot of cars from that time, also there was a red bus and yellow traffic lights.

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It is the basilica del pilar when it was under construction in 1680

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This photo is for the stone bridge in 1700.

The builder of the bridge is Gil de Menestral and he started the construction of the bridge in 1401, the construction finished 40 years later.

In 1643 a flood destroyed the two central arcades, this circumstance is documented in La Vista de Zaragoza painted in 1647.

Busignac, modify the tajamares and spurs amplifying this. The material used to the construction of the bridge was brought to Monte Burrén.

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In this image we can see the “Plaza de los sitios”.

In the center there is an important statue of the places of Zaragoza.

This square it was constructed in the year 1908 by Agustín Querol.

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The pillar is the capital of Zaragoza, it is made of stone, it is a religious, cultural and historical symbol of Spain, it was built in 1681 and finished in the 18th century.

It resisted a bomb thrown by a republican pilot.

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Zaragoza's Plaza de España 100 years ago... I'm going to try to transport you back to that moment!

In 1923, Zaragoza's Plaza de España was an iconic and iconic place in the city. The square is located in the heart of the El Puerto neighborhood, in the Casco Antiguo district, and is one of the most iconic spaces in the city.

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The history of the Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar of Zaragoza dates back, according to tradition, to the coming of the Virgin Mary, who, still living in Jerusalem, would have appeared in mortal flesh to the apostle James on January 2, 40, and the temple would emerge as an increasingly larger receptacle for the object venerated there by Christian tradition, the pillar - actually a jasper column - which was left by Mary on the banks of the Ebro in that city.

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The Plaza de España, named as such since 1940, marked the beginning of Zaragoza’s urban expansion towards the south. Under the liberal government of 1833, the square was transformed into urban land, promoting the city’s development, moving beyond the old town, and clearing the ruins left by the Sieges of Zaragoza in 1808.