Aragon with your dog

Two verified ways: Renfe's Dogs up to 40 kg extra (40 EUR on AVE, Avlo and Larga Distancia, a general-fare ticket on Avant and Media Distancia, on trains marked with the paw icon), and Iryo's large-dog service with Zaragoza Delicias among its listed origin stations (40 EUR, by phone, signed declaration at its station office 1.5 hours before).

Each natural park and trail sets its own animal rules, and we have not verified them yet, so we do not publish conditions. Check the park's current regulations before planning, and follow any leash rules the specific area sets.

Renfe's rules travel with the network: the 40 kg extra on covered services marked with the paw icon, small pets in carriers, and the general Cercanias rule where those services exist. Check the paw icon for your specific train at purchase.

NH and B&B Hotels publish pet programs and Paradores lists its pet-admitting properties, all verified in our directory, plus sitter marketplaces with verified sites like Rover and Gudog. Conditions are always per property: ask the 5 written questions.

Museums, monuments and most indoor venues do not admit dogs (assistance-dog rules are a separate track). The practical option is hourly sitters: our directory lists verified marketplaces like Rover and Gudog, with prices set by each sitter. Book ahead in high season.

It depends on the property: admission is per hotel and leaving a dog alone in the room is often forbidden or limited. Ask in writing before booking, it is one of the 5 questions in our Spain hotels guide, and for long visits check the hourly sitters in our directory.