Tortosa, the monumental jewel of the Ebro

A city of history, nature, and culture

Discovering Tortosa is stepping into over 2,000 years of history, where every corner tells a story of the civilizations that shaped it. From its impressive Suda Castle to the cathedral of Santa Maria, the Jewish quarter, and the Royal Colleges, the city offers a fascinating journey through time.

Captivating heritage

The Suda Castle, of Andalusian origin, crowns the city with stunning views of the Ebro River and the Els Ports mountains. Below it, the old town unfolds with cobbled streets, Renaissance palaces, and modernist buildings reflecting Tortosa’s cultural wealth.

Festivals with soul

The Renaissance Festival, held in July, transforms the city into a 16th-century stage, complete with markets, performances, and residents in period dress. It’s an immersive experience that revives Tortosa’s Renaissance splendour.

Natural surroundings

Located between the Els Ports Natural Park and the Ebro Delta, Tortosa is the perfect starting point for nature lovers. Hiking trails, bird watching, and river activities are just some of the experiences offered by this unique setting.

Authentic gastronomy

Tortosa’s cuisine blends sea and land flavours, with dishes like eel stew and duck rice. Local markets and traditional restaurants offer the best of the region’s authentic products.

How to get there

Tortosa is well connected by road and train, with easy access from both Barcelona and Valencia. It’s an ideal destination for a cultural and nature-filled getaway.