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Reus / Tortosa, city of three cultures
Welcome to Tortosa, the city of three cultures
Tortosa
is
the capital of the
Baix
Ebre.
It is located
in the lower valley
of the
river
Ebro
,
near the mouth
.
Noted for
the remnants
of the Jewish
,
Muslim and Christian cultures
that have marked
its history.
Renaissance
festivals
,
which recall
the
glorious past
of the city
in the sixteenth century
are also interesting.
Suda Castle, historic fortification of Tortosa
Castle
Suda
,
aka
Suda
in Tortosa
,
one of the
main
historical monuments
of the city of
Tortosa
.
One
of the names
most
often
cited
in the history
of
ancient
Tortosa
is
the Suda
,
is
of Arabic origin
that
means
the same
castle or
fortress
.
Prince Gardens, Outdoor Sculpture Museum in Tortosa
One of three of its kind to exist around the world, the museum is entitled: "The man, his motivation and his destiny."
Stresses the central monolith.
It also contains an interesting botanical collection.
Tortosa: mediterranean city, the jewish presence
There is evidence of the existence of
Jews
in the city since Visigoth.
However, the first news of the existence of a
call
, or concrete space inhabited by the community and for their exclusive use, is
after the Christian conquest
.
Interpretation Centre of Holy Week of Tortosa
Interpretation Center of Holy Week is located in the old church of San Antonio Abad, largely destroyed during the last civil war and rebuilt recently purposely in order to receive it.
It houses the most significant elements of the famous Easter Tortosa.
Tortosa Cathedral and the permanent exhibition
The cathedral is the building which perhaps best reflects the passage of time and the traces it left in the city.
The heritage that holds your visit becomes inexcusable.
Permanent Exhibition Welcomes Santa Maria de Tortosa.
The Royal Colleges of Tortosa
Founded by Charles V for the education of the Moors, are one of the best collections of Renaissance civil architecture in Catalonia.
The courtyard is considered unique in the country, has represented the busts of the kings of the Crown of Aragon from Ramon Berenguer IV to Philip IV.
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