No, but please note that you are entering a catholic sacred place

La entrada a la basílica es gratis, para subir a la torre la entrada cuesta 6 euros pero merece la pena

In winter, I entered the basilica at 8.45am but the gift shop is still closed. Bells are rung at 9am. We could still visit at 8pm after dinner.

Quando sono andata io a giugno l ingresso esterno era chiuso. L'ascensore si prende all'interno. Dalla piazza guardando la Basilica ai due estremi ci sono i due ingressi quello per l'ascensore é quello di sinistra entra in fido sempre a sinistra c è un portone li si fa il biglietto per salire. Merita vista spettacolare dall'alto sul fiume e sulla città. Buon viaggio

10 PM is early in Zaragoza! The lights should be going strong when you arrive. Just take a bus or taxi to the Puente de Piedra (the bridge close by), and you should get great photos.

No se puede entrar con mascotas

Ich denke Hunde sind in der Kirche nicht erlaubt 🐶😥

Hola Christina. I think it is open until 21-45 John

Hi John G, I have not but, have talked to a few taxi/Uber drivers who would do this sort of thing on their spare time. In the case of Zaragoza...I don't think is necessary...all the 'old' part is in a ten block by ten block area (I am generalizing...but you get the idea)...so even if you are a very slow walker...you can do it and actually get a chance to see the old buildings etc better than from a car. I would recommend hiring Uber or a taxi...to go to the Aljaferia or the Monasterio de Piedra...if a bus is too much. If you go to other cities...like Madrid...then you may find that renting a driver to go on days out (Segovia, Toledo, Alcalá de Henares is worth it)...if you can afford it. Have fun!

Don't drive. Find somewhere on the edge of town to park and take the tram.