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Chapel of Peu del Romeu (also known as Chapel of Sant Jaume) Its origins date back to the Muslim period, between the 13th and 14th centuries, in the old Christian quarter. Built between 1399 and 1400 by Berenguer Marquès, it was initially dedicated to the Nativity of Mary (Our Lady of the Snows).

The Paeria Palace is one of Lleida's most emblematic buildings and the seat of the city council. Architectural style: Romanesque civil architecture, built in the 13th century. It is one of the few examples of non-religious Romanesque architecture in Catalonia. Façade: Notable for its sandstone and windows with semicircular arches. Interior: It houses historic rooms such as the Plenary Hall and the Altarpiece Hall, as well as archaeological remains in the basement. Name: “Paeria” comes from the Latin word patiari, meaning “to govern with justice,” reflecting the medieval municipal tradition.

The view from Carrer de Jaume II towards the Seu Vella and the Segre River in Lleida is truly spectacular and very representative of the city. The majestic Seu Vella, perched atop the hill, dominates the cityscape with its bell tower and imposing Gothic architecture. The Segre River, adding a touch of freshness and contrast, with its bridges and riverside promenades, creates a very photogenic scene. The urban dynamism: Carrer de Jaume II is a major thoroughfare, where modern life blends seamlessly with the city's historical backdrop.

Following the Capell path you reach the Seròs canal gate towards the Utxesa reservoir. An ideal area for birdwatching.

Wooden walkway over the Segre River that connects the Copa d'Or and Rufea games

It is an undisputed symbol of the city and can be seen from far away. With a height of 60.6m, it is possible to climb up a spiral staircase with 238 steps and enjoy the panoramic view. The bell tower is closed to visitors half an hour before the other parts of the monument.

La Seu Vella, also known as the Old Cathedral of Lleida, is one of the most emblematic monuments of the city. Built between the 13th and 15th centuries, it combines Romanesque and Gothic styles. It is located on the hill known as Turó de la Seu Vella, from where you can enjoy panoramic views of the city and the Segrià region.

The Paeria Palace is the seat of the city administration and is located in the commercial axis. The word "paer" comes from the Latin "paciari", which means man of peace, and has its origins in the privilege granted by King James I in 1264. Schedule, Monday to Saturday: from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday and holidays: from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.