ROUTE OF THE IBERIANS
Thanks to their privileged geographical situation, near an important waterway for the communication between the coast and the inland, the river Ebro, the Iberians of Terres de l'Ebre developed one of the most dynamic societies of the period. The Route of the Iberians, promoted by the Catalonia Archaeology Museum, allows us to know part of the Iberian archaeological vestiges that you can find in Terres de l'Ebre.
The village of Castellet de Banyoles, in Tivissa, and the village of Moleta del Remei, in Alcanar, represent one of the best examples of Iberian culture in Catalonia and, for this reason, have become the main axis of the Route of the Iberians in Terres de l'Ebre. Both archaeological sites can be visited. Several informative panels that revise the history of each of the villages have been installed there, which offer a general explanation about several aspects of the Iberian world.
Other very interesting Iberian sites are called Coll del Moro (in Gandesa), Castellot de la Roca Roja (in Benifallet), and St. Miquel (in Vinebre).
For further information:
Museum of Archaeology of Catalonia
The route of the Iberians
Pg. Santa Madrona, 39.
Tel. (0034) 93 424 65 77
www.mac.es
Iberian village of Moleta del Remei in Alcanar
Municipal Office of Tourism of Alcanar
It is necessary to specify visit if you want to take part in the guided visits.
Tel. (0034) 977 737 639
www.alcanar.org
Iberian Village of Castellet of Banyoles
Municipal Office of Tourism
C/ Foig, 5. Tivissa.
Tel. (0034) 977 41 75 51
Consell Comarcal de la Ribera d'Ebre
Plaça Sant Roc, 2
Poblat ibčric del Coll del Moro, Gandesa
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