How to get from Zaragoza airport to the city centre

Summary: all options at a glance

The bus does not run at fixed intervals like a city bus: each day its departures depend on the scheduled flights.

Bus 505: cheap, but timed to flights

Line 505 Zaragoza-Airport is run by the Zaragoza Area Transport Consortium (CTAZ).

• Price: single ticket €4.65.
• How to pay: on board, in cash or, since 21 September 2026, by tapping a contactless bank card, phone or watch on the validator. You can also buy online or in the line's app, but trips from 21:00 must be paid on the bus.
• Timetable: buses leave the airport about 30 minutes after each flight lands, and the published timetable may change to match arrivals. Check the timetable for your travel dates at aeropuerto.lazo.app.
• Stops: from the airport it goes to Delicias Intermodal Station (trains and coaches) and ends at Paseo de María Agustín 5, its temporary stop in the centre.
• Journey time: according to the October 2026 timetable, about 15 minutes to Delicias and about 30 to Paseo de María Agustín.

The line's website recommends being at the stop 10 minutes before departure. If you miss the bus, you need a new ticket.

Taxi: city fare and airport supplement

The rank is at the terminal. To book, Aena lists these numbers: Radio Taxi Aragón (+34 976 383 838), Radio Taxi Cooperativa (+34 976 757 575) and Radio Taxi Zaragoza (+34 976 424 242).

• Price: metered, on Zaragoza City Council's fares, which in 2026 are the same as in 2025. An airport departure supplement is added: Aena gives €5.75 in its fare table, although the same page says €5.70 elsewhere. The current fare chart is displayed inside the taxi.
• Nights and weekends: according to Aena, the higher fare 2 applies from 22:00 to 7:00, all day on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, and on 24 and 31 December.

There is no official fixed price from the airport to the centre.

Hire car

If you plan to tour Aragon, you can compare hire cars and see which can be collected at the airport. You do not need one for Zaragoza itself: the old town is walkable and there are trams and city buses.

Arriving by high-speed train at Delicias station?

Trains arrive at Delicias Intermodal Station, which shares a building with the long-distance coach station. To get to the centre:

• City bus: lines 34, 51, Circular 1 and Circular 2, run by Avanza Zaragoza, stop at the station. A single ticket costs €1.70, paid to the driver in cash; drivers give change up to €10. Check the Avanza website for the one that stops closest to your accommodation.
• Taxi: the station has two ranks, one on the arrivals hall road and one on the coach station road.
• Bus 505: it also stops at Delicias and continues to Paseo de María Agustín for €4.65, but only around flight times.

The airport is about 10 km from the station, according to the City Council.

Which option suits you

• Solo or as a couple, with a bus at the right time: bus 505. Check the departure that matches your flight first.
• Delayed or late-night flight: taxi. The bus leaves about 30 minutes after each arrival, but if your flight is very late, check the line's website.
• Family or group with suitcases: taxi; if there are more than four of you, take two or book a larger vehicle by phone.
• Touring the province: a hire car.

Before you land, an eSIM for Spain lets you check timetables and maps without relying on wifi. Once in town, see our what to see in Zaragoza in 1, 2 or 3 days itinerary and the Zaragoza events calendar. Travelling in December? Read our Christmas in Zaragoza guide too.