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Here is my non-conclusive list of things to do specifically in the month of January in Zaragoza, keeping in mind the cultural holidays and the colder weather that happens in January. If you have something else for me to add, please leave a comment and I will add it to the list.
Three Kings Day Parade
Enjoy some churros and chocolate
Buy Street side Chestnuts, Before it’s too Late
Celebrate or Observe San Valero Day
Explore local museums and art exhibitions
See a movie in Spanish
Start studying for the Spanish driving test, so that you can be ready to take it in the late spring
Can you think of anything else to do in Zaragoza that is specific to January, a cold month of the year? Let me know in the comments if I missed anything important!
Ashley
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Ashley Burgos founded The Burgos Experience and writes its guides. An American mom of two boys, she left the United States with her family in 2018, lived in Guadalajara, Mexico, and moved to Zaragoza, Spain, in 2021, with a stretch in Madrid along the way. Everything she writes about she has done herself: four rental leases, at least three rounds of Spanish school applications, the Non-Lucrative Visa, a Spanish driving test, and family trips across Spain, Europe and Morocco.
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