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What to do in Terra Alta (Comarca)

Terra Alta

Tarragona

Terra Alta is a region located in the Ebro region, in the south of Catalonia, known for its rugged landscapes, its high-quality vineyards and its important historical heritage. This region, marked by its links to the Spanish Civil War and its winemaking tradition, is ideal for those seeking an authentic…

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Getting into the Terra Alta Arnes, El Pinell de Brai, Gandesa ...

The region of Terra Alta is the least industrialized area around the Ebro. It preserves a wide variety of unspoiled landscapes and towns that maintain the charm of the past. The most recent, the Battle of the Ebro, decisive chapter of the Spanish…

Grand Tour de Catalunya - Section 2. Meeting history: from Tarragona to Lleida Bot, Cambrils, Capafonts ...

I want to do this route by electric vehicle! This route is designed to be done by electric vehicle, although it can be done with any other car. Along the route we will suggest municipalities that have charging points and places of interest…

Route of the Peace: The Battle of the Ebro Corbera d'Ebre, El Pinell de Brai, Gandesa ...

Since 1981 is celebrated every September 21 the International Day of Peace proclaimed by the United Nations. This day marked calendars universally in all the world are intended to strengthen the human rights principles and the ideals of peace…

Wine landscapes: DO Terra Alta Batea, Bot, Caseres ...

Between the river Ebro and Aragon border is the southernmost wine region of Catalonia, the Terra Alta. The cultivation of vines is the main economic activity of the region, only have to observe that occupy 6,000 hectares of crops and extending…

Baix Ebre Greenway Aldover, Arnes, Benifallet ...

The Greenway begins in the municipality of Tortosa, km 0, just where the old railway bridge that crosses the Ebro river ends . Large stones along with the remains of rails mark the beginning of the journey.  Do you accompany us to travel…

Picasso's Cave Horta de Sant Joan

Pablo Picasso lived for a while in the ports, from June 1898 to January 1899, where he often slept in a cave with his friend, the son of Horta Manuel Pallares. Today the cave can be visited by following the path that corresponds to the itinerary…

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