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The municipal market is one of the liveliest spots in downtown Amposta. Its stalls feature fresh produce from the Ebro Delta and provide an authentic local atmosphere.

An old market hall with a wide variety of delicacies and plenty of fresh fish and seafood. Located right at the entrance to the city center.

A very beautiful building in Amposta. Pedestrian access on both sides. Wonderful views of the Ebro River and the city walls. It's worth stopping here and enjoying.

Time-honored suspension bridge over the Ebro. Both together are really pretty.

Ulldecona is a town located in the Montsiá region, in the province of Tarragona (Catalonia). It obtained its first population charter in 1222, when the population was located at the foot of the castle. It is close to the Sénia river, considered the natural border between the Principality of Catalonia and the Regne de València. In 1273 the second population charter was granted when the original nucleus was transferred to the plain, with the name of Sant Lluc d'Ulldecona. The historic center was walled until the 19th century, with the typical structure of a Roman city, with two perpendicular axes. During the 20th century the town expanded beyond the walls, coinciding with the period of full agricultural development in the area.

This monumental complex has its origins in the 14th century, but it had its heyday in the 16th century. In the year 1542 King Carlos V granted it the category of Royal. It is said that an apparition of the virgin prompted the construction of a first hermitage, now disappeared and whose place is occupied by the hostelry. The current buildings correspond mainly to the 16th century, and Gothic elements were added to the temple in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Ulldecona is a pretty town very close to the border with Valencia. Surrounded by fields of ancient olive, almond and carob trees, Ulldecona also enjoys a beautiful architectural heritage that includes a castle and a cathedral.