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Franquet Passage
In the heart of Tortosa’s historic centre, the Franquet Passage is one of the city’s most distinctive urban spaces and an outstanding example of late 19th-century residential architecture. Built in 1877 for Rufo Franquet Alomar, it was considered one of […]
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Célio Tower
The Célio Tower Tortosa is one of the city’s most important medieval fortifications and one of the finest viewpoints over the Remolins district and the northern section of the historic walled enclosure. Standing beside the Célio ravine, it once protected […]
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Church of the Reparació
In the heart of Tortosa’s historic centre, just a short walk from the Portal del Romeu, the Marcel·lí Domingo Library and some of the city’s oldest streets, stands one of Tortosa’s most distinctive churches. The Church of the Reparació combines […]
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Jewish butchery
Jewish butchers, like the bakery, were specially set up for the specific practices that have to be followed when slaughtering animals for human consumption. Both Jewish and Muslim communities had to have specific, separate places for slaughtering animals. The taxes […]
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Former Hospital of Santa Creu
The Former Hospital of Santa Creu is one of Tortosa’s most remarkable 18th-century civil buildings. Located at the end of Carrer de la Mercè, close to the Royal Colleges, it stands on the site where the city’s former Grammar School, […]
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Pallarés House
Pallarès House, popularly known as Vila Alícia, is one of the most distinctive examples of Modernist residential architecture in Tortosa. Unlike many of Pau Monguió i Segura’s buildings located in the historic centre, this property was conceived as a detached […]
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Sant Jordi House-Synagogue
There are aspects of the mediaeval history of Tortosa that are still unknown to us. One of these is that of the town’s Jewish aljama [ghetto]. The building known as La sinagoga (The Synagogue) at the end of the main […]
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Old Potteries – Jewish Ghetto
The old potteries are located in the town’s Jewish ghetto, on the Carrer Major de Remolins. Tortosa, and specifically the Remolins neighbourhood, was historically and traditionally, until the mid-20th century, an important centre of Catalan pottery manufacture. Pottery was essential […]
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Pinyana House
Pinyana House is one of the most monumental examples of late Modernist architecture in Tortosa. Located on Avinguda de la Generalitat, directly opposite the Teodor González Municipal Park, it forms part of the city’s principal Modernist avenue in the Temple […]
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Fort Tenasses
If you want to discover one of Tortosa’s most impressive fortifications while enjoying a different perspective of the city, Fort Tenasses is an essential stop. Located at the northernmost point of Tortosa’s defensive system, it offers a unique opportunity to […]
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Roser Church
As you stroll along Tortosa’s riverside promenade or cross the State Bridge, one building is sure to catch your eye. Roser Church, with its distinctive bell tower, is an essential part of the city’s riverside skyline and one of the […]
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Montagut Palace
Located beside the Cathedral of Tortosa, Montagut Palace is one of the most distinctive noble residences in the city’s historic centre. Built on the site once occupied by the former Trinitarian convent, close to the vanished medieval walls, it is […]
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