A renowned and award-winning essayist, fiction writer and journalist, Sergio del Molino is currently a columnist for the newspaper El País. His book La España Vacia [Empty Spain], published in 2016, sparked a national debate on depopulation and the country-city relationship and is now considered a reference work for understanding contemporary Spain. In this ‘View of Delft’, Molino writes about the city of Zaragoza, giving us a portrait in which time and space, history and geography, literature and art come together and accompany us on an unforgettable tour of this city ‘which sums up Europe in one of its main paradoxes: it is an extremely old city that is also very new.’