Terres de l'Ebre:

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The village of l'Aldea preserves four medieval watchtowers, catalogued as Cultural Good of National Interest by the Generalitat de Catalunya. The monuments can be bordered if we continue, on foot or by bicycle, the route proposed by the Town council of this village of the Delta. The so called Tower of the Chapel, of arectangular plant, is surely one of the most emphasized heriditary points of the village and, in fact, it has turned into the symbol of the village. We can also find the Tower of La Candela that is placed to the south of the village, much next to the river and in front of the town of Amposta. We cannot forget the imposing circular Tower of Burjassénia and the ruins of the Tower of Benixarop (all of them from the thirteenth century), placed to the north of the village, in a non-irrigated area, where it is possible to enjoy the wonderful landscape of the Delta de l'Ebre.
for further information:

Ajuntament de l'Aldea
Avda. Catalunya, s/n
43896 l'Aldea
Tel. 977 450 012 / 977 450 473 http://www.aldea.altanet.org

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El Parc Natural del Delta de l'Ebre
This largest humid zone in Catalonia (7.736 hectares), in Baix Ebre and Montsià, is one of the most important in the Mediterranean region.

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