Zaragoza and the Napoleonic wars
4.6432 Reviews72 people have played this questSolve riddles and overcome challenges while admiring some of the most famous monuments in the city and also some hidden gems.
You can stroll along the riverbank while enjoying one of the best views of the city or gaze at the incredible tower of the Church of La Magdalena. Are you ready to embark on this adventure?
How many are playing?
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Places you will visit
13
It will take you
84-114 mins
You will walk
4860 steps
Total distance
3.7 km
What you'll actually do
Download the Questo app and unlock the quest. Walk to Cesaraugusto, City founder-fundador de la ciudad whenever you like · no guide, no group, no time slot.
Solve 13 puzzles hidden in the streets around you. Each one you crack unlocks the next location.
Finish at Frog-Rana and see where you land on the Zaragoza leaderboard.
Highlights
Be ready to see the city from another point of view
Walk around the narrow old city streets that you would never know otherwise
Learn about some legends, like the bus that disappeared forever in the river
Enjoy with the history contained in the story
Landmarks & Hidden Gems Included
Goya fountain-Fuente de Goy
World-Mundo
Cesaraugusto, City founder-fundador de la ciudad
Ratings and Reviews
32 ratings
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Made by Eric no
Eric no created this quest · the route, the puzzles and the story are theirs.
The mission: Your story in Zaragoza
"Hello cousin! You've finally arrived. Come on! The commander is going to give us our instructions."
"Good morning! The enemy is almost here! Your mission today is to ensure everything is ready for defense. Here are the points that need verification. Hurry, the city's survival depends on you!"
Beat the best: Top Zaragoza explorers
Good to know before you play
- Best in the morning to avoid the heat
- Family friendly
Frequently asked questions
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Compare Questo vs. Guided Walking Tours
Flexibility
Regular Guided Tours
Fixed schedules & no pausing
Questo
Start, pause, and resume anytime
Privacy
Regular Guided Tours
Crowds of up to 30 strangers
Questo
Private experience for your group only
Pricing
Regular Guided Tours
$30–$60 (€23–€50) per person
Questo
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Availability
Regular Guided Tours
Requires advance booking
Questo
Instant access 24/7/365
Experience
Regular Guided Tours
Passive listening to a guide
Questo
Active gamification; you solve the mystery
| Feature | Regular Guided Tours | Questo |
|---|---|---|
| Flexibility | Fixed schedules & no pausing | Start, pause, and resume anytime |
| Privacy | Crowds of up to 30 strangers | Private experience for your group only |
| Pricing | $30–$60 (€23–€50) per person | Transparent pricing shown before checkout |
| Availability | Requires advance booking | Instant access 24/7/365 |
| Experience | Passive listening to a guide | Active gamification; you solve the mystery |
Joined by 1,000,000+ explorers worldwide
Guided tour pricing: Comprehensive Economic Analysis of Guided Tour Pricing, EU and US markets, 2026. Standard 2–3 hour group walking tours.
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HISTORY AND CULTURE IN ZARAGOZA
A history-led way to explore Zaragoza
Zaragoza and the Napoleonic wars is for visitors who want more context than a casual walk, but more freedom than a scheduled guided tour. The quest uses a route through Zaragoza to connect clues, places and stories.
The route starts at Cesaraugusto, City founder-fundador de la ciudad and finishes at Frog-Rana over 3.7 km, with 13 challenge locations. Typical duration: 99 min; 3.7 km walking route; 13 challenge locations
Choose this for active, private discovery at your pace. Choose a guided historical tour or museum when expert live interpretation or curated exhibits matter more. Playable languages: English, Spanish.
