Historical and monumental heritage |
Museums and Interpretation Centres |
Art collections |
Historical routes |
Distinguished figures |
Crafts |
Recreating History |
Cultural days |
Iberians, Romans, Muslims, Christians and Jews have left their mark on the history and culture of Terres de l’Ebre. That is why the historical routes which cover the four regions of Ebre, allow us to discover a rich, diverse legacy; the Iberian villages of Tivissa and Moleta del Remei in Alcanar, Templar fortresses in Miravet and Tortosa, the towpath which borders the Ebre river and Ebre Battle sites, where some of the bloodiest episodes of the Spanish Civil War took place. You can visit an interpretation centre in most of these places which will help you to travel back in time and absorb all details of the local history which have forged the personality and culture of the people in Terres de l’Ebre. The Route of the TemplarsThe Domus Templi (Temple domains) brand handles the route of the Templars | |
| La Fatarella. The Porches Route If you take a walk through the streets of the old quarter of Fatarella (Terra Alta) you will see some unique porches.
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| Guided tours through the streets of l'Ametlla de Mar Tours to find out the history, culture, traditions and legends of this seaside town.
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| Routes in Gandesa Gandesa Tourist Office organizes guided tours of the town
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| Camí de Sirga Des d'antic, les aigües de l'Ebre han estat solcades per les diverses civilitzacions que hi han fet estada | |
| Islamic Tortosa Nine centuries after the Christian reconquest, Tortosa still retains a feel of its Islamic heritage | |
| Modernist buildings in Tortosa At the end of the nineteenth and beginning of the twentieth century, there was an period of social and economic splendour, as well as urban development in Tortosa | |
| The Christian Tortosa The effects of the Christian culture can easily be seen in Tortosa | |
| The Jewish presence in Tortosa In the Jewish Quarter of Tortosa, there is a labyrinth of narrow streets and quaint squares with wells in the middle | |
Culture and history