周辺のスポット/アトラクション・トップ20

Unavoidable !

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Absolutely worth seeing and beautiful place.

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The southern slope of this port is very steep (like the vast majority in the area). There are no significant ramps, always below 6%. Unlike the passes in the Prades and Montsant mountains, this pass has long straights and the road is not winding. The views from the top are very beautiful, especially towards the north slope. In spring, the descent down the northern slope towards Ulldemolins is amazing, with a very striking contrast of yellow, green and red. In my opinion, as indicated on the website www.cyclingcols.com, the southern slope of this port begins before Cornudella de Montsant, specifically at the junction with the T-702 road, where you can go to Poboleda or Cornudella del Montsant . I leave you the link with the cyclingcols.com profile -- http://www.cyclingcols.com/col/Albarca

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Stately mansion from the early 20th century, made up of the remains of two medieval buildings, the Escornalbou monastery, founded in 1153, and the castle, built on the remains of a Roman fortress. For six centuries this architectural complex formed the barony of Escornalbou, but after the confiscation of Mendizabal it was practically in ruins. In 1911 it was acquired by the philanthropist, diplomat and writer Eduard Toda, who restored it following very personal criteria: some structures were demolished and towers were erected in an "exotic" medieval style. Of the old monastery, only the Romanesque church remains, remains of the chapter house and the structure of the cloister, converted into a viewpoint of the Camp de Tarragona region.

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the panorama is brutal

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The Castillo Monasterio de Escornalbou de Riudecanyes is a stately mansion from the beginning of the 20th century formed by the remains of two medieval buildings: the castle, built on the remains of a Roman fortress, and the monastery of Sant Miquel.

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The Carthusian monastery dates back to the 12th century, when the monks of Provence chose to build, in this unique setting, at the foot of the Sierra del Montsant, the first Carthusian monastery on the Iberian Peninsula. During the 19th century, the monks fled the territory, leaving the land and buildings abandoned. Due to the constant looting, the space occupied by the charterhouse was deteriorated and, today, the remains of the cloisters, the church, as well as the refectory can be visited.

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