Cathedral of Santa María de Tortosa
About this heritage
The Cathedral of Tortosa is a historic building with impressive Gothic and Romanesque architecture. It is a symbol of the city and a place full of history and art. Its interior houses valuable works and details that fascinate those who visit. It is a must-stop to better understand the culture of Tortosa.
To learn more
The Cathedral of Tortosa, mainly built in Gothic style with Romanesque elements, dates back to the 14th century and stands out for its impressive facade and polygonal apse. Its structure combines stained glass windows, ribbed vaults, and a bell tower that reflects the architectural evolution of the period. Inside, it houses various works of art, tapestries, and religious objects that illustrate the religious and cultural history of the region. The cathedral plays an important role in the architectural and artistic heritage of Tortosa, being a representative example of the transition between Romanesque and Gothic in Catalan ecclesiastical architecture.
To know it better
The Cathedral of Tortosa is a large and beautiful building, with colorful windows and a tall tower. It is made in ancient styles and tells many stories from long ago. It is a special place to learn about the history and religion of the city. Visiting it is like traveling back in time and discovering amazing things.
Location
- Municipality
- TORTOSA
- Province
- TARRAGONA
- Country
- Spain
The asset
- Eco-destination
- Terres de l'Ebre
- Environment
- Urban
- Relevance
- International
How to get there
- Access
- By land
The visit
- Schedule
- 10:00-14:00, 16:00-18:00, Sundays and holidays until 14:00, closed on Mondays
- Visitable
- Yes
Coordinates
- Latitud
- 40.81453
- Longitud
- 0.52224