Tortosa Travel Guide

 
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  •   Tortosa
    by magictravelers
  • Tortosa Cathedral
      Tortosa Cathedral
    by Kettleman
  • The view of the Tortosa from the fort
      The view of the Tortosa from the fort
    by Pakistaniguy
  • Castillo de la Zuda, Tortosa
      Castillo de la Zuda, Tortosa
    by Kettleman
  • Inside the Cathedral
      Inside the Cathedral
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Things to Do  

Mirador/Parador

Mirador/Parador, Tortosa

 magictravelers Says:  You also can´t miss this site. You will see a castle on top of a montain. It was restored and it is a 4* hotel. You can see the whole city from here, take pictures and take some fresh air back home. 

The Cathedral

The Cathedral, Tortosa

 magictravelers Says:  There are hundreds of Cathedrals in Spain. They are very beautiful all. But this one was somehow different. Even if you are not Catholic, you should visit. Don´t miss the waterfountain. 

El claustre

El claustre, Tortosa

 Peret Says:  This is is the cloister close to the cathedral. Really beatiful, with the fountain in the middle. 

A walk in the old town

A walk in the old town, Tortosa

 Peret Says:  The old town of Tortosa have several interesting points. The most probably is the Chatedral, but there's also another buildings, in its narrow streets, as this arch that you can see in the photo. There's three itineraries: the arabian, the jewish, and the christian, but the... 

mediaeval art

mediaeval art, Tortosa

 Peret Says:  In the photo, you can see a representation of a mediaeval burial. Near the chatedral, in a wall, there's several really very interesting. 

Hotels  

Hotel Corona Tortosa

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Tortosa Parc

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Restaurants  

Parador Castillo de la Zuda: Local fare....

Parador Castillo de la Zuda: Local fare...., Tortosa

 Kettleman Says:  The rstaurant has menues for every pocket as long as they are deep and filled with a fat wallet or visa cards.Local food and very well cooked. 

Off The Beaten Path  

cycling along old railway lines to an ornithologic

cycling along old railway lines to an ornithologic, Tortosa

 85558 Says:  It's possible to go cycling from Gandesa to the end of the river, el delta de l'Ebre, following old railway lines which are out of use now, .The way goes through long and dark tunnels and amid forest since the region is quite mountanious. The way has a very good state of... 

Go to the Delta

Go to the Delta, Tortosa

 Peret Says:  I seid this in another pages, because is true. Delta de l'Ebre is a gret place to go for a VT. It begin in Tortosa. There's little bit people, and is a really curious land, builded for the Ebre river. I can see in since two years that people go more to the Delta. Maybe in a... 

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The Ebre river

The Ebre river, Tortosa

 Peret Says:  The Ebre river pass throug Tortosa. In the photo you can see it in summer, when the river have a little bit of watter. The monument is a memorial of the franquist dead people in the Civil spanish war. The "batalla de l'Ebre", the Ebre battle, was very important, cause the... 

Modernisme

Modernisme, Tortosa

 Peret Says:  Barcelona is the capital of modernisme, and of course is the best place to see it. But is also true that in a lot of villages and cities of catalonia you can find some modernist buildings. In Tortosa there's at leat three exemples. 

The Place

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 In the photo, you can see a representation of a mediaeval burial. Near the chatedral, in a wall, there's several really very interesting. 

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Q:  Some friends told me about the Ebro river's delta... they said it's gorgeous. Has anybody ever been there? If I take a train to... 

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A: Sorry I can't help on how to reach it by public transport (I went using my own car) but yes it's a beautiful area. I think there are trains from Tortosa to L'Aldea... 

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Tortosa, the three cultures / les tres cultures

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 Tortosa is a large town in southern Catalonia and through which the River Ebre runs. Southern Catalonia was occupied by the Arabs for much longer than was the case in the North, however they were... 

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Tortosa: Delta del Ebro"

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 JaviĀ“s sister and her husband gave us a weekend in Tortosa as our Christmas present. I was not so sure I wanted to go there, specially in January. I had a very different picture of Tortosa in my mind.... 

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Tortosa

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 The ancient town of Tortosa straddles the Ebro about 6 miles inland from the sea and the nature reserve that is formed by the delta. It has been inhabited since ancient times by the Romans, Visigoths,... 

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TORTOSA: With a Brilliant Past !

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 I've got some interesting experiences in Tortosa. I'd love to share with you the 0 tips I've written, the 5 photos uploaded, and 1 travelogue I've created. 

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Tortosa

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 Tortosa is much more than just a sleepy town in Southern Catalonia. It is a great jumping off point to dig for recent history. There are large trench systems nearby dating from the Spanish Civil War... 

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