Architectural and Religious Heritage
Tortosa Cathedral is undoubtedly the city's most outstanding architectural complex. The present Gothic temple, begun in 1347, was designed according to the fashions of the 14th century and occupies…
The Holy Week Interpretation Centre is located in the former church of Sant Antoni Abat, largely destroyed in the last Civil War and recently rebuilt specifically to house it. It holds the most…
Pablo Picasso immortalised the mountain of Santa Bàrbara in some of the paintings he made during one of his stays in Horta de Sant Joan. At the foot of this hill, two kilometres from Horta de Sant…
It is a solid, austere building, made of stone, wood and cane, with a rectangular main body of ground floor and one upper floor, and several extensions made later. The architectural ensemble is…
The Cathedral Museum is a magnificent space to enjoy the religious art accumulated over nine centuries in the Cathedral of Tortosa. The display includes 200 pieces, among paintings, sculptures…