Casa Elisa with a pool and parking

Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay. Newly renovated. Located in Parque Goya, a residential area with large green areas and countless amenities. Very well connected to downtown Zaragoza, which can be reached in 15 minutes by tram and in less than 10 minutes by car. Very close to Zaragoza University: Río Ebro Campus and San Jorge University. Free high-speed WiFi, parking and swimming pool (June 1 - September 15). The space Access to the parking lot with an elevator without entrance barriers and is distributed in a living room, three bedrooms, a full bathroom and a furnished kitchen, equipped with appliances. It also has high-speed WiFi, a community garden and a swimming pool in the summer season. All free of charge. The accommodation has a free parking space in the building itself, from which the apartment is accessed by elevator. Guest access You can enjoy the entire apartment with pool views from the living room and master bedroom or go down to the garden to sunbathe or read, and take a refreshing dip during pool season. All rooms have ceiling fans and the living room has air conditioning. If you need it, ask for a wedge and/or high chair. Other things to note Zaragoza is a cozy medium-sized city, located in northwestern Spain. There is an airport with destinations to various European and Spanish cities. The high-speed train connects the city with Madrid in 75 minutes and with Barcelona in 85 minutes. The French border is 1 hour and 45 minutes away by car. The Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park is less than 2 hours away by road, with wild bears living between France and Spain. In the Laguna de Gallocanta nature reserve, which is less than an hour and a half drive away, we can observe a great diversity of birds and thousands of cranes that will later move to northern Europe and Russia for the breeding season. The apartment is located 15 minutes by tram from the center and there we can find archaeological remains of all the cultures that have shaped the history of Zaragoza. You can visit remains from the Roman era such as the theater, the forum and the public baths. During the Middle Ages, the three religions of the book (Jews, Muslims, and Christians) coexisted peacefully, leaving behind remains of synagogues and mosques. Some of the best preserved Mozarabic churches are in Zaragoza. Many Aragonese-style Renaissance palaces can also be visited. Autonomous License No. (Aragon): VU-ZA-24-034 State registration number for short-term tourist rental: ESFCTU0000500240006621480000000000000000VU-ZA-24-0340 Registration Details Spain - National registration number ESFCTU0000500240006621480000000000000000VU-ZA-24-0340 Aragon - Regional registration number VU-ZA-24-034