Zaragoza: the vibe
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The verdict
Liked · 70Commenters who know Zaragoza mostly call it beautiful, friendly and underrated, with cheaper living and easy access, though a few note graffiti, big-city feel and rough travel experiences.
- friendliness
- architecture and heritage
- affordable cost
- food and tapas
- calm, elegant feel
- good location by high-speed rail
- safety
- graffiti
- city feels big for some
- rough hostel or albergue stay
- overcrowding elsewhere in Spain as contrast
- Former residents describe Zaragoza as elegant, friendly and worth moving back to
- Zaragoza is underrated compared with Madrid and Barcelona
- Suburbs offer a calmer option outside the centre
- Some visitors found the city disappointing at first but changed their minds
Read from 8 videos, 40 comments and 0 posts on 2026-11-08; the summary is written by a language model and can misread sarcasm.
Zaragoza: What it's Like to Live There (Full Interviews)
Spain Revealed · 34K views · 2026
What viewers said
“I really enjoy these slower, extended interviews without all the flashy cuts. It tells a full (life) story of a person at a slower pace, which, ironically is one of the reasons why people flock to Spain.”
♥ 55 likes
“Ulonda is such a wise and sharp woman who not only gave an accurate, and realistic, description of Zaragoza but managed to present it in such a fun and charming way, you would want to buy a one-way ticket immediately. Bravo! 👏👏”
♥ 28 likes
“I've devoured so many Spain Revealed videos and I have to say, this is absolutely one of my favorites. Wonderful guests & coverage of what life is like in Zaragoza! Thank you so very much for the valuable info and insights provided here. ❤”
♥ 6 likes
“Both of these women were incredibly interesting and had great information. They make great arguments for living there.”
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“People ask me why as a solo woman of color i only travel to Europe and Ulonda summed it up. I feel safe. I no longer feel safe in America. I am doing my research to see where i will be landing and this was very helpful. Zaragoza is now on m”
♥ 6 likes
“Dude! You’re making me homesick again! Thank you for sharing another video of Zaragoza. It looks like it has improved so much since I was there a long time ago. From what I could remember, it was always so safe and because everyone wanted t”
♥ 24 likes
“Loved hearing from Ulonda and Ashley in greater detail on this under-appreciated city. Both lovely and informative. Great to hear them giving Zaragoza some love.”
♥ 14 likes
“Great video James! Ulonda needs to be an audio book narrator or voice personality, great voice.”
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“When I was living in Spain I had a friend from Zaragoza and we all friggin loved his accent. They practically sing as they speak. They said Zaragoza is the only city name in the country where the accent falls on every syllable.”
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“I love this long interview format, and great information and energy shared by both your guests. I’m Honduran (living in the US) and it was nice to hear about the Honduran restaurant in Zaragoza. We went to one in Madrid last summer, and eve”
♥ 14 likes
Found with a YouTube search for the city and “digital nomad”, fetched 2026-11-07; titles, descriptions and comments belong to their authors and link to the originals.