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Las Fuentes, Zaragoza — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Las Fuentes is a district of Zaragoza between the Ebro and the Huerva, taking in Montemolín, La Cartuja and the Pabellón Príncipe Felipe.
About Las Fuentes
Where to stay in Las Fuentes
The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.
Las Fuentes sits close in. The district runs from the boundary with Casco Antiguo out along the Ebro, so a bed at the Montemolín end keeps the old city within walking reach, while rooms nearer the Pabellón Príncipe Felipe suit anyone holding tickets for an event there. La Cartuja lies further out.
If you want quiet and a short hop back toward the middle of Zaragoza, that far end trades walking distance for space.
About Las Fuentes
What are the main landmarks in Las Fuentes?
The register runs thin here. Las Fuentes carries no cathedral or castle of its own, and the fixed point most people name is the Pabellón Príncipe Felipe, the arena standing inside its bounds. Water does the rest of the marking.
The Ebro and the Huerva hold two sides, Miguel Servet Street draws a third edge, and the railway bypass sets the district off from San José.
What is the history of Las Fuentes?
Neighbourhoods were gathered here. Las Fuentes lends its name to the whole district and then takes in Montemolín and the ground reaching out to La Cartuja, so that several older settlements answer to one heading on the municipal map. The rivers fixed the frame.
Bounded by the Ebro and the Huerva, the district also runs up against Pastriz, El Burgo de Ebro, Fuentes de Ebro and Mediana de Aragón where Zaragoza ends.
Where is Las Fuentes?
The Ebro and the Huerva draw two edges of Las Fuentes, and Miguel Servet Street with the railway bypass closes the rest of the outline.
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Updated September 2026