General information for events

01. Traveling to Zaragoza

By plane

There are only a few flights arriving directly at Zaragoza airport. The airport is 12km away from the city centre and there is a regular bus service and taxis available.

The more comfortable way to reach Zaragoza is flying to Madrid – Barajas or Barcelona – El Prat airports, and then taking the high speed train (AVE) to Zaragoza, the tickets can be pursued at Renfe webpage.

From Madrid – Barajas airport to Madrid – Puerta de Atocha (train station) there is a short distance train leaving each half an hour (C-1).

From Barcelona – El Prat airport to Barcelona – Sants (train station) there is a short distance train leaving each half an hour (Rodalies).

In both cases, the ticket for the train connecting the airport and the train station is included in the AVE ticket.

Cars can be rented either at Barcelona or Madrid airport, both are 3.5h driving from Zaragoza city centre.

02. Reaching meeting venue

ITA is located at Campus Rio Ebro (C/María de Luna, 7). There is a tram line from the city centre to the campus (direction to Avenida de la Academia), the tickets can be purchased at the tram stops.

Once at the campus, ITA is divided into two buildings (red and white), the meeting will be hosted in the white one:

03. Recommended accommodations

Vincci Zaragoza Zentro
Hotel Reino de Aragón
Zenit Don Yo
Catalonia el Pilar
Don Jaime 54
Hotel Avenida
Hotel Oriente
Caesaraugusta
04. What to see

Zaragoza, a city that welcomes you with open arms

We want your visit to Zaragoza to be more than just attending an event. We invite you to discover a vibrant, welcoming city full of contrasts, where ancient history blends with the most innovative architecture.

Strolling through its streets means encountering gems like the Basilica of El Pilar, La Seo Cathedral, or the Aljafería Palace, and being amazed by contemporary spaces such as the Bridge Pavilion, the Water Tower, or the CaixaForum.

Zaragoza is living culture: from Goya’s legacy to urban art. Enjoy its parks, the banks of the Ebro River, and other natural spaces. And of course, let yourself be won over by its cuisine, local flavors, and the tradition of tapas, always present in every neighborhood.