Top 27 things to do and attractions in Tortosa

The views from up here are amazing, you can see the whole town. Definitely recommend it!

I overnight here three or four weeks per year in different seasons ... it's always great to be welcomed by either the staff or the environment

It's sad that this beautiful site is transformed into a hotel! You smell the history out of stones! But lose the appetite when you can't go through it!!

Fantastic views over a cold glass of beer is what one could expect from this visit if so wished! A really great place to see the surrounding countryside and the town. Not much shade so be prepared!

Spectacular views, great food and rooms. To avoid taking out a mortgage to pay for your stay look out for deals. We got discounts for the over 55's. You can find the Parador app online.

Beautiful hotel. Wonderful workers. Rooms well taken care of.

Loved it,looking down on the famous ebro river

Looks like a very beautiful Cathedral, we got there just as it closed so unfortunately we didn’t get the chance to see inside but we got a nice couple of photos from this perch above the city; would definitely recommend checking it out if your in the area.

We didn't get a chance to go in, but it looked really nice from the outside.

This place is absolutely gorgeous. The gothic elements are a sight to behold, the grandeur of that place... It is used for prayer, so tourists can't get in and disrupt mass. It is amazing.

Staggeringly beautiful and very helpful staff. Really loved the architecture.

Lovely old building a short walk from the town centre. Unfortunately I the day I visited it was closed to visitors so can not comment on the interior.

The ambience inside the cathedral is amazing. The cathedral itself is awesome and it is still used as a church, be sure to check the times of masses and prayers as tourists cannot enter during prayer times

Beautiful building. When the square is completed at for it will be much better.

Amazing place,it opens a breathtaking view to the city.

Lovely garden with great sculptures hidden away under the castle.

Romantic place to visit with your girlfriend/boyfriend, very beautiful and peaceful place. Before you actually go there, check the time table when it’s open, I had bad luck and it’s was closed when I was first time there... Very close are free parking and local bars, also fantastic hotel Mirador. Definitely to be visited place.

It is good, the statues are interesting, if you like that kind of thing, it is nice. It is not a well documented "botanical garden" if you are looking to see huge varieties of plants

Fabulous place to visit whilst in Tortosa, lots of interesting sculptures, history and beautiful planting. The lady at the kiosk was exceptionally helpful. Recommend a visit for sure.

Beautiful natural gardens with sculptures,set in the castle walls with stunning mountain backdrop. Plenty of information given about the history of its origins, placed around the Gardens.

Albeit a bit small, nice gardens with some interesting sculptures and a very interesting highlight in the old well in the centre.

Well-organised museum, helpful staff and an interesting audio guide that builds a broad historical overview using a simple narrative without overwhelming the listener with too much information.

Xavi is great. He speaks no English (yet) but still went to great lengths to help us out. He is very passionate about the museum. The museum itself is very interesting, especially with the audio guide.

Tiny museum, literally just one room with little to see, even less English and even Spanish explanations. Definitely too expensive with 3 E. Perhaps better when there are any temporary exhibitions. It seems sufficient to watch the nice building from the outside.

I always use this in Hoi IV to break through during the spanish civil war so I can divide the enemys front line. Works always perfectly. Big recommendation.

We visited the permanent section. Awesome insight on the history of the city and the region. The guy at the reception was very friendly and helpful

Very nice museum detailing the history of Tortosa. It was really nice to learn more about this wonderful visit. Worth a visit for sure

Eye opening history from this city that we were not aware of before coming to this museum. Very interesting.

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(Translated by Google) Time to eat and we headed to the Forn de la Canonja restaurant, as we passed in front of the Episcopal Palace I saw the open door, we took advantage and entered, the first thing we saw was the Gothic-style patio, with the characteristic flying staircase that leads to a gallery of pointed arches on the upper floor. You had to take photos. (Original) Hora de comer y nos dirigimos al restaurante Forn de la Canonja, al pasar por delante del Palacio Episcopal vi la puerta abierta, hay que aprovechar y entramos, lo primero ver el patio de tipo gótico, con la característica escalera volada que conduce a una galería de arcos apuntados de la planta alta. Había que hacer fotos.

(Translated by Google) From the 13th and 14th centuries, it is a clear example of Catalan civil Gothic architecture. The building is built around a porticoed courtyard with a floating staircase. This, along with the chapel, is one of its main features. (Original) Siglos XIII y XIV es un claro ejemplo de la arquitectura del Gótico civil catalan. La construcción se desarrolla en torno a un patio porticado con escalera flotante. Siendo este junto a la capilla uno de sus principales elementos.

(Translated by Google) A very well-preserved Gothic building that serves as the episcopal seat. It has a welcoming courtyard with a staircase. It's not designed for tourism, and that's its charm, although it doesn't take advantage of the small wonders it hides that even the workers themselves don't know about, such as the Flamboyant Gothic doorway hidden inside, unique in Catalonia, along with the façade of the Sant Jordi Chapel located in the Palau de la Generalitat in Barcelona. (Original) Edificio gótico muy bien conservado que es sede episcopal. Tiene un acogedor patio con escalinata. No está preparado para el turismo, y ese es su encanto, aunque no explota las pequeñas maravillas que esconde que ni los propios trabajadores conocen, como la puerta en gótico flamígero que se esconde en el interior única en Cataluña juntamente con la fachada de la capilla de Sant Jordi que se encuentra en el Palau de la Generalitat en Barcelona.

(Translated by Google) Built on the old Roman port, and since the 14th century it was handed over to the Church, it is a shame that you can only visit the patio where the stairs that go up to the first floor and the chapel are located. (Original) Levantado sobre el antiguo puerto Romano, y que desde el siglo XIV fue entregado a la Iglesia, lastima que solo se puede visitar el patio donde se encuentra la escalera que sube a la primera planta y la capilla.

(Translated by Google) The episcopal palace of Tortosa is one of the jewels of Catalan civil Gothic architecture. Built on the ruins of the Roman Dertosa – as confirmed by the archaeological excavations carried out on the site –, it was built at the beginning of the 14th century, and was already in the power of the bishopric. Despite the subsequent reforms – as can be seen on the main façade facing Croera Street, in its large rectangular windows – the building largely retains its medieval layout, centered on a typical Catalan Gothic patio, with its characteristic cantilevered staircase leading to a gallery of pointed arches. Apart from other rooms, the most notable is the chapel, located on the first floor and built by bishop Don Berenguer Desprats (1316-1340), whose coat of arms was sculpted inside. Its façade is framed between two large windows and is dominated by a Gothic image of the Virgin Mary from her tympanum, flanked by sculptures of four holy bishops, two on the jambs and two others on the columns that separate it from the windows, the four with their corresponding canopies. The rear façade faced directly to the Ebro River until the construction of the current Felipe Pedrell rambla in the mid-20th century. (Original) El palacio episcopal de Tortosa es una de las joyas de la arquitectura gótica civil catalana. Levantado sobre ruinas de la Dertosa romana –como lo avalan las excavaciones arqueológicas realizadas en el solar–, fue construido a principios del XIV, estando ya en poder del obispado. A pesar de las reformas posteriores –como puede observarse en la fachada principal a la calle de la Croera, en sus grandes ventanas rectangulares–, el edificio conserva en buena medida su trazado medieval, centrado en un patio típico del gótico catalán, con su característica escalera volada que conduce a una galería de arcos apuntados. Aparte de otras salas, la más destacada es la capilla, situada en el primer piso y construida por el obispo don Berenguer Desprats (1316-1340), cuyo escudo fue esculpido en el interior. Su portada se enmarca entre dos grandes ventanales y está presidida por una imagen gótica de la Virgen María desde su tímpano, flanqueada por las esculturas de cuatro santos obispos, dos en las jambas y otros dos sobre las columnas que la separan de los ventanales, los cuatro con sus correspondientes doseles. La fachada posterior daba directamente al río Ebro hasta la construcción de la actual rambla de Felipe Pedrell a mediados del siglo XX.

(Translated by Google) You can only visit the courtyard, but it's very beautiful. The rest are private quarters. (Original) Solo puedes visitar el patio, pero es muy bonito. El resto spn dependencias privadas.

Strongly recommend this river cruise. Most beautiful sceneries and very educational guide. Will do it again!

Although we can't speak enough spainish, the leaflet was very informative. Holidays are meant for memories and this trip will be a very good memory for myself and my wife. I would definitely recommend the experience to others.

If you're in Tortosa, you should take the opportunity to go on a short boat trip. It's lovely to cruise on an old-fashioned boat that's a bit worn out, but has a great atmosphere. We went on the evening tour, which included a sweet treat and a glass of cava. It was lovely!

Excellent trip as always. We saw lots of wildlife and the bulls were at the waters edge waiting for us. Thank you again.

Great cruise. Friendly crew. Commentary/talk in Catalan but English leaflet if you struggle!

A wonderful relaxing aventures along an amazing river.

The speaker was great in turning a beautiful sight seen in a wonderful story

Very traditional market, quality products and spots to have a snack and drink with the locals.

Small, however you can find good products and good quality, prices are fine as well

Awesome market , great little cafes inside , very very cheap prices and beautiful fresh produce

If you want good quality meats and fish this is the place to go.

A really good place to buy some local food. I bought cheese (was spectacular) and meat and wine for a bbq. Really happy to stop here. I will come back!

Well wort a trip. Great for tapas and people watching.

Love Tortosa but it’s looking shabby needs more maintenance. There are also many more empty shops since our last visit 12 months ago. Still love the area though

Look up and you can see the shrapnel holes in the ironwork full of history and beautiful views

Tortpsa

Beautiful town, great to walk around in September and October.

In the middle of madness you have a bridge 50mtr above the waters where you can watch the river run and let your madness flow out to sea

Nice bridge to walk and ride a bicycle

Very nice restoration of an old iron bridge

Beautiful scenery and very friendly people in the town

Good place to stop with the packrafts. Nice cafe/bar close by with a very friendly owner.

Beautiful park. Specially when there are festivities.

Nice place to relax and spend your spare time with your children.

Some nice places to eat and drink around here.

Wonderful place to walk the dog and have breakfast or lunch in the park. There's a spacious Aire de Camping within easy cycling or walking distance along the Rio Ebro promenade.

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It's always lovely here. Great park and great coffee!! The mosaics and the ' Gowdy' areas are beautifully done.

(Translated by Google) Time to eat and we headed to the Forn de la Canonja restaurant, we saw a couple of modernist buildings, among them this house also known as Casa Fontanet, a modernist building, it has three floors, we only saw the exterior façade, that is, the environment where It is located in a lot, apart from being a building on the corner, in front of it there is a baroque façade and next to it a medieval arch. (Original) Hora de comer y nos dirigimos al restaurante Forn de la Canonja, vimos un par de edificios modernistas, entre ellas esta casa también conocida como Casa Fontanet, una edificio modernista, consta de tres plantas, solamente vimos la fachada exterior, eso si el entorno donde se sitúa da para mucho, aparte de ser un edificio que hace esquina, enfrente del mismo hay una fachada barroca y al lado un arco medieval.

(Translated by Google) It's a really beautiful building, to be honest. Unless I'm mistaken, you can't go inside. You can only admire it from the outside. 😅 (Original) Un edificio muy bonito la verdad. Salvo que me equivoque no es que se pueda entrar. Solo apreciarlo por fuera. 😅

(Translated by Google) Also known as the Fontantet house, by the architect Monguió. It is located in Plaça Nostra Señora de la Cinta, in front of the Church of the same name and the Portal del Romeu. An essential place to visit and stop for its charm (Original) También conocida como casa Fontantet, del arquitecto Monguió. Está ubicada en Plaça Nostra Señora de la Cinta, enfrente de la Iglesia del mismo nombre y del Portal del Romeu. Un lugar imprescindible para visitar y parar por su encanto

(Translated by Google) Casa Grego, (1906-19008) also known as Casa Fontantet, is considered to be the most representative modernist work of the municipal architect Monguió. It is a magnificent building on the corner of the Portal del Romeu and located in the Plaza de la Cinta. This fact gives the building an added charm since we are looking at a modernist building right in front of a baroque façade and next to a medieval arch. (Original) casa Grego,(1906-19008) también conocida como Casa Fontantet, pasa por ser la obra modernista más representativa del arquitecto municipal Monguió. Se trata de un magnífico edificio que hace esquina con el Portal del Romeu y que está situado en la plaza de la Cinta. Este hecho dota el edificio de un encanto añadido pues estamos ante un edificio modernista justo enfrente de una fachada barroca y al lado de un arco medieval

(Translated by Google) The Grego House, also known as the Fontantet House, is considered to be the most representative modernist work of the municipal architect Monguió. It is a magnificent building on the corner of the Portal del Romeu and located in the Plaza de la Cinta. This fact gives the building an added charm since we are looking at a modernist building right in front of a baroque façade and next to a medieval arch...Could you ask for more? On this occasion the author avoids the geometric decoration, ceramics and brick so present in his works, and opts for a freer composition in which curved lines overwhelm. The dynamism of the crowning with moldings, the continuous balconies and the windows and openings of various shapes are the backdrop where glass, wood, metal and sgraffito compete for prominence. The cherry on top is the three-level high wood and glass stand in the peripheral corner. (Original) La casa Grego, también conocida como Casa Fontantet, pasa por ser la obra modernista más representativa del arquitecto municipal Monguió. Se trata de un magnífico edificio que hace esquina con el Portal del Romeu y que está situado en la plaza de la Cinta. Este hecho dota el edificio de un encanto añadido pues estamos ante un edificio modernista justo enfrente de una fachada barroca y al lado de un arco medieval...¿Se puede pedir más? En esta ocasión el autor huye de la decoración geométrica, la cerámica y el ladrillo tan presentes en sus obras, y se decanta por una composición más libre en la que las líneas curvas abruman. El dinamismo del coronamiento con molduras, los balcones corridos y las ventanas y aberturas de forma diversa son el telón de fondo donde el cristal, la madera, el metal y los esgrafiados compiten en protagonismo. La guinda la pone la tribuna de madera y cristal de tres niveles de altura en la periférica esquina.

(Translated by Google) A good farm and a restoration faithful to the original (Original) Una bona finca i una restauració fidel a l original

(Translated by Google) Historic building, which cannot be visited inside. (Original) Edifici històric, que no es pot visitar per dins.

Visited a couple of times recently. Great selection of Jazz music. No interval during performances,

Ok

Amazing energy

Excel·lent

(Translated by Google) The only auditorium in Tortosa, large enough for the population with sporadic shows, but if a good play or performance is presented there, the local people sell out quickly. Good visibility from the stage and the sound is good enough. Good musical concerts with the jazz festival. In the summer, it's a bit cool on the top floor with the air conditioning....they turn it on and off constantly. (Original) L'únic auditori de Tortosa, prou gran per la població amb espectacles esporàdics, però si s'hi representa una bona obra o actuació les localitat s'esgoten ràpid. Bona visibilitat desde platea i el so està prou bé. Bons concerts musicals amb el festival de jazz. A l'estiu, a la planta superior amb l'aire condicionat fa una mica de fresca....el paren i encenen constantment.

(Translated by Google) Auditorium acceptable in size, but in the summer when we were there it was excessively hot. The air conditioning, if they put it on, totally insufficient. On the other hand, the stands are very flat, so if you have a tall person in front of you, it's a disadvantage... (Original) Auditori acceptable de tamany, però a l'estiu que és quan hi hem estat fa una calor exagerada. L'aire acondicionat, si el van posar, insuficient totalment. Per altre banda, les grades són molt planes, amb la qual cosa, si tens alguna persona alta davant, és un inconvenient...

(Translated by Google) I haven't been able to see it, it was under construction and from what it looks like it will look great when the work is finished. (Original) No lo he podido ver,estaba en obras y por lo que parece va a quedar muy bien cuando termine la dicha obra.

Fun

(Translated by Google) It's a bar restaurant. It is suitable for parties, meetings and commemorations. (Original) Es un bar restaurant . Es apropiat per a festes , reunions i commemoracions.

(Translated by Google) Nice place with beautiful views of Tortoda. I reached it on foot towards L'Ampolla. (Original) Bonito lugar con bellas vistas de Tortoda. Llegué a él yando a pie hacia L,Ampolla

(Translated by Google) A charming place. At your feet the city of Tortosa and everything your sight can see: the Ports of Tortosa/Beceit, the plains of olive trees... Also, right there, the church of the Mare de Déu de la Providencia, very beautiful. In good weather, you can go looking for little stars, prehistoric fossils in the shape of a star. Finally you can have vermouth or have lunch. I recommend it. (Original) Un lloc encantador. Als teus peus la ciutat de Tortosa i tot el que la vostra vista pot arribar a veure: els Ports de Tortosa/Beceit, les planes d'oliveres... També, allí mateix, l'església de la Mare de Déu de la Providencia, molt bonica. En bona vista, podeu anar a busca estrelletes, fòssils prehistòrics en forma d'estrella. Finalment podeu fer el vermut o dinar. Ho recomano.

(Translated by Google) An extraordinary place with a great view, it's a pity that the place is not developed to a higher level, if more passion and fantasy were invested it would be wonderful😇 (Original) Un loc extraordinar cu o panoramă deosebită, păcat că localul nu este dezvoltat la un nivel mai înnalt, dacă s-ar investi mai multă pasiune și fantezie ar fi minunat😇

(Translated by Google) A nice place to sit on the restaurant terrace. (Original) Un lloc agradable per seure a la terrassa del retaurant.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular location. Beautiful views. Charming place. Beautiful chapel. (Original) Sitio espectacular. Vistas preciosas. Lugar con encanto. Ermita preciosa

(Translated by Google) I am completely outraged by this public health center. During my consultation, they told me they couldn't give me a regular Social Security prescription and that I had to pay for a private prescription out of my own pocket (the medications were basic ibuprofen and antibiotics). This is totally unacceptable in a public service to which we all contribute! After complaining and creating a very tense situation, three administrative staff members and another doctor came, and I managed to get another doctor to do what any patient should receive without problems: a regular public prescription. There shouldn't be any need to fight or generate stress to be given a basic right as a patient. I want to make it clear that I am Spanish! And that in the public health system in Catalonia (as in all of Spain), doctors in the SNS (National Health System) must be able to issue prescriptions for medications covered by Social Security when medically indicated. For a "professional" to tell me that I can only get a private prescription and pay for the medications myself (when they are basic and covered by Social Security) is CLEARLY malpractice and very serious! (Original) Estoy completamente indignada con este centro de salud público. En consulta me dijeron que no podían darme una receta normal de la Seguridad Social y que tenía que pagar una receta privada de mi bolsillo.( los medicamentos eran básicos ibuprofeno y antibiótico ) ¡Esto es totalmente inaceptable en un servicio público al que todos contribuimos! Tras quejarme y crear una situación muy tensa vinieron tres administrativas y otra médico , logré que otra médica hiciera lo que cualquier paciente debería recibir sin problemas: la receta pública normal. No debería hacer falta pelear ni generar estrés para que te den un derecho básico como paciente. Quiero dejar claro que soy española! Y que En el sistema de salud público en Cataluña (como en toda España), los médicos del SNS (Sistema Nacional de Salud) deben poder emitir recetas de medicamentos cubiertos por la Seguridad Social cuando hay indicación médica. Que un “profesional”me diga que solo puedo obtener una receta privada y pagar yo los medicamentos ( cuando son básicos y están dentro de la Seguridad Social) es CLARAMENTE una mala praxis y algo muy grave!

(Translated by Google) They treat us like idiots and lie to our faces. I'm from another autonomous community, registered with Social Security, and due to circumstances, I've had to go to this center. The rest of us in Spain are treated like foreigners, and we get private prescriptions so we can pay the full cost of the medications at pharmacies. They claim we should go to the Social Security office in our autonomous community to request reimbursement, when Social Security should charge the prescription to our account and dispense them at any pharmacy in Spain with the Social Security discount. It's discrimination against taxpayers in other autonomous communities like a temple, and not only that, they lie to our citizens, ignoring protocols and treating us like foreigners. If you're Spanish, don't fool them and DEMAND SOCIAL SECURITY PRESCRIPTIONS WITH DISCOUNTED MEDICINES. Don't give them private ones, they're smart. We won't even talk about the administrative staff... asking for ID before the Social Security card... and with an incredible lack of empathy, not even if we had bothered them for working a little during their work hours. (Original) Nos toman por imbéciles y nos mienten a la cara. Soy de otra comunidad autónoma, afiliado a la seguridad social, y por circunstancias me ha tocado ir a este centro. Al resto de los españoles nos tratan como a extranjeros y las recetas las dan privadas para pagar el coste total de los medicamentos en las farmacias. Alegan que vayamos a la seguridad social de nuestra comunidad autónoma a solicitar el reembolso cuando por seguridad social deberían subir la prescripción de la receta del medicamento a nuestra cuenta y se dispensen EN CUALQUIER FARMACIA DE TERRITORIO NACIONAL con el descuento de la seguridad social. ES UNA DISCRIMINACIÓN A LOS CONTRIBUYENTES DE OTRAS COMUNIDADES AUTÓNOMAS COMO UN TEMPLO, y no solo eso, mienten a los ciudadanos a la cara saltándose los protocolos y tratándonos como extranjeros. Si son ustedes españoles que no les tomen el pelo y EXIJAN LAS RECETAS DE LA SEGURIDAD SOCIAL CON EL DESCUENTO DEL MEDICAMENTO, que no les den las privadas que son unos espabilados. De la atención de la parte administrativa ni hablamos… pidiendo el DNI antes que la tarjeta de la seguridad social… y con una falta de empatía increíble, ni que le hubiéramos molestado por trabajar un poco en su horario de trabajo.

(Translated by Google) It's better not to go here, they're worthless. I came with unbearable period pain. I was shaking and crying from the pain for hours. I didn't go to the doctor specifically because they always treat me the same. In the end, I went and the administration girl tells me that I have to go to Jesus because I'm registered there. I tell her that I live in El Temple and that I know, but that it hurts a lot and I have no way to go to Jesus. She says, "Why don't you register at El Temple?" "How is it possible that they treat us this way?" "In the end, they said, "We'll see you." When they saw me, they gave me a 400mg ibuprofen. They tell me that it would be good if I took some contraceptive so that the pain wouldn't be so bad." "And then she asks me why I'm crying so much." "Well, because it hurts." (Original) para ir aquí mejor no vayas no valen para nada vine con dolor de regla insoportable que estaba temblando y llorando del dolor de hace horas y no fui al médico expresamente porque siempre me tratan igual, alfinal e ido y la chica de administración me dice que tengo que ir a jesus porque estoy empradonada ahi, le digo que vivo en el temple y que lo sé pero que me duele mucho y no tengo como ir hasta jesus y me dice y porque no te empadronas en el temple como puede ser que nos traten de esta forma??? alfinal me dijo te atendemos y cuando me atendieron me dieron un ibuprofeno de 400mg y me dice que estaría bien que me tomase algún anticonceptivo para que no me duela tanto y luego me pregunta porque estoy llorando tanto PUES PORQUE ME DUELE

(Translated by Google) I was going at 8:30 p.m. to have three stitches removed that were put in two days ago, and they told me it couldn't be done, that I had to come in during treatment hours. I wonder why this office is open. If there's no one who can or wants to remove three stitches, what are they doing? A failure, a disaster, a total disservice to the public. Thanks for nothing. (Original) Iba a las 20,30h a que me quiten 3 puntos que me pusieron hace 2 días y me dicen que no puede ser, que he de venir en horario de curas. Me pregunto para qué está abierto este cap. Si no hay nadie que pueda o quiera sacar 3 puntos, ¿Qué es lo que hacen? Un fracaso, un desastre, nulo servicio al ciudadano. Gracias por nada.

(Translated by Google) If an administrator named Ana answers the phone... It's not worth wasting your time. It won't solve anything. It doesn't make calls, or messages, doesn't know schedules, and can't help you with anything. It's worth hanging up the call. The typical one who doesn't know what empathy is and will spend hours to get paid at the end of the month. (Original) Si et respon al telèfon una administrativa que es diu Ana.... No val la pena perdre el temps. No solucionarà res. Ni pasa trucades, ni misatges, ni sap horaris ni et pot ajudar en res de res. Val la pena penjar la trucada. La típica que no sap el que és la empatia i va a passar hores per cobrar a final de mes.

(Translated by Google) At the moment I am very bad and very sick, they refer me to mental health, when I have clear physical symptoms, with various health problems, and those that are not psychological problems, they make a lot of fuss but do very little, they tell you to show up with an hour and then in person when you show up they tell you that you do not have an hour, among other discriminations that both I and my partner with a 70% disability are suffering, they have no shame, so shameless that they have to record each consultation with audio to avoid hypocrisy, lies and inconsistencies that were associated with a mental disorder, when it is not, people with a good complaint can change the chip instead of wasting time on the sick and stop being a clown. (Original) De moment molt malament i molt malalt, em deriven a salud mental , cuán tinc clara simptomologia física,amb diversos problemes de salud ,i els que no son problemes psíquics, enrollen molt la troca pero fan molt poc,et diuen que et presentis amb una hora i despres amb persona cuán apareixes et diuen que no tens hora , entre Altres discriminacions que estem patín tan jo com la meva parella amb un 70 % de discapacidat, no tenen ni vergonya,tan descaro que em de grabar a cada consulta amb audio per evitar hipocresía mentires e inconlcuensies que asocíen a un desorden mental,cuán no ho es,domes amb una Bona denuncia poden cambiar el chip en vez de Fer perde temps als malalts i deixar de Fer el pallas ..

(Translated by Google) Very well attended, with very good treatment from the professionals and a lot of empathy, as it was a public holiday they took very good care of me. (Original) Molt ben atès, amb molt bon tracte dels professionals i molta empatia, sent dies festius m’han atès molt bé.

(Translated by Google) The house is very nice, clean and very spacious for a large family to stay, it has complete bathrooms in all the rooms and that is very comfortable, the kitchen is huge and you can eat in it One drawback is that it does not have enough sofas, since if it is a house for 10 people they should have sofas and armchairs for those seats, otherwise everything is perfect (Original) La casa es una pasada muy bonita, limpia y muy espaciosa para ir una familia grande, tiene cuadros de baño completos en todas las habitaciones y eso es muy cómodo, la cocina es inmensa y puedes comer en ella Por poner una pega es que no tiene sofá suficientes, ya que si es una casa para 10 personas deberían tener sofás y sillones para esas plazas, por lo demás todo perfecto

(Translated by Google) Fantastic farmhouse with an antiquity of more than 150 years. The owner is very friendly and helps you with any questions. You feel at home, and what a home!!!! It has 3 double rooms with a double bed and a double room with two beds, each room has its own bathroom, dining area, living room and kitchen with central island. At the back of the house there is a swimming pool and table for alfresco dining. It has a large parking area and is located a couple of kilometers from Tortosa. (Original) Fantàstica masia amb un antiguitat de més de 150 anys. El propietari es molt amable i et facilita qualsevol dubte. Et sents com a casa, i quina casa !!!! Disposa de 3 habitacions dobles amb llit de matrimoni i una doble de dos llits, cada habitació té el seu propi bany, zona de menjador , sala d'estar i cuina amb illa central. A la part de darrera de la casa hi ha una piscina i taula per sopar a la fresca. Té una amplia zona de parking i es troba a un parell de kilómetres de Tortosa.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic experience in this Masía. Thank you Luis for all the details you had with us, and we are very grateful for your kindness and quick response. 100% recommended Perfect location, close to Tortosa but isolated for privacy. Within half an hour you can access wonderful places, such as the mouth of the Ebro, Deltebre, Riumar, the lagoons, the Fangar lighthouse... We had what we were looking for: disconnection, relaxation and good food. (Original) Fantástica experiencia en esta Masía. Gracias Luis por todos los detalles que tuviste con nosotros, y estamos muy agradecidos por tu amabilidad y rápida respuesta. Recomendable 100% Localización perfecta, cerca de Tortosa pero aislada para privacidad. A media hora se accede a lugares maravillosos, como la desembocadura del Ebro, Deltebre, Riumar, las lagunas, el faro del Fangar... Tuvimos lo que buscábamos: desconexión, relax y buena comida.

(Translated by Google) Spacious rustic farmhouse decorated with details. Private parking, barbecue and swimming pool. All rooms have their own bathroom and air conditioning. It has a crib. Very quiet and intimate. Very close to supermarkets and the center of Tortosa. Very friendly owners. A success! (Original) Masia rústica amplia y decorada con detalles. Aparcamiento privado, barbacoa y piscina. Todas las habitaciones tienen baño propio y aire acondicionado. Dispone de cuna. Muy tranquila y con intimidad. Muy cerca de supermercados y del centro de Tortosa. Los propietarios muy amables. Un acierto!

(Translated by Google) Great and quiet place to be in the company of friends (Original) Sitio genial y tranquilo para estar en compañia con amigos

(Translated by Google) The house needs a bit of modernity. Very clean everything. 1 kilometer from Tortosa. The exit from the house has very little visibility, generally good (Original) La casa necesita una mica de modernitat. Molt net tot,. A 1 kilòmetre de Tortosa. La sortida de la casa té molt poca visibilitat, en general be

(Translated by Google) Three magnificent days, I recommend for a few days of disconnection👍👌 (Original) Tres días magníficos, recomiendo para unos días de desconexión👍👌

(Translated by Google) Let's respect artistic value and stop with the empty polemics. Always looking for confrontations in this country! (Original) Respetemos el valor artístico y dejemonos de polemicas hueras. Siempre buscando confrontaciones en este País!

(Translated by Google) From the Cathedral Square watching the route of the river, a little before the bridge, in the middle of it there is a monument dedicated to the Battle of the Ebro. It caught our attention and I took some photos of it. Later I gathered information about it and you see that there is controversy about this monument, whether it is maintained or dismantled. (Original) Desde la Plaza de la Catedral viendo el recorrido del rio, un poco antes el puente, en medio del mismo hay un monumento dedicado a la batalle del Ebro. Nos llamó la atención y le hice algunas fotos. Posteriormente recabé información del mismo del mismo y compruebas que hay polémica sobre este monumento, si se mantiene o se desmantela.

(Translated by Google) The walk along the Ebro with the monument in memory of those who participated in the battle is interesting and allows you to see this part of the river until you reach the cathedral. (Original) El paseo a lo largo del ebro con el monumento en recuerdo a los que participaron en la batalla es interesante y permite ver esta parte del rio hasta llegar a la catedral

(Translated by Google) Very original. It looks like the Statue of Liberty in New York, but much more modern. (Original) Muy original. Parece la Estatua de la Libertad de Nueva York pero mucho más moderna.

(Translated by Google) Great monument to those who fell in the Spanish civil war. (Original) Gran monumento a los caídos en la guerra civil española.

(Translated by Google) It is a monument erected to honor the fallen of the winning side. Those who staged a coup d'état against the democratically elected government. It was inaugurated by the "Generalissimo" himself. (Original) És un monument erigit per homenatjar als caiguts de la banda guanyadora. Els que varen donar un colp d’estat al govern democràticament elegit. El va inaugurar el mateix “Generalisimo”

(Translated by Google) In honor of the combatants (all the combatants) who fell in the Battle of the Ebro. (Original) En honor a la combatents (tots els combatents) caiguts a la batalla de l'Ebre.

(Translated by Google) Time to eat and we headed to the Forn de la Canonja restaurant. I accidentally noticed a building on the right that caught my attention. This Palace was from the 15th century. It currently houses the culture department of the Generalitat in Tortosa. The façade of the original palace is still preserved, made of ashlar, crenellated and with a large semicircular arch door formed by large voussoirs. On one side is the old Fountain of the Angel from the 15th century. We took photos (Original) Hora de comer y nos dirigimos al restaurante Forn de la Canonja, sin quererlo observe un edificio a la derecha que me llamo la atención. Era este Palacio del S. XV. Actualmente alberga el departamento de cultura de la Generalitat en Tortosa. Aun se conserva del palacio original la fachada, de sillería, almenada y con una gran puerta en arco de medio punto formado por grandes dovelas. En un lateral de encuentra la antigua Fuente del Ángel del S. XV. Hicimos fotos

(Translated by Google) The Oliver de Boteller palace was built by this family at the end of the 15th century. The lineage is one of the most prominent in late medieval Tortosa and the 16th century, with two of its members becoming presidents of the Generalitat of Catalonia in the second half of this last century. The façade of the original palace is preserved, made of ashlar, crenellated and with a large semicircular arch door formed by large voussoirs – typical of the time – as well as, inside, the coffered ceiling of its noble room. Both elements were moved to their current location in the mid-20th century; Originally this façade opened to the Ebro near the Paiolet pier, a little above the market. On the other hand, the site where it is located today is where the old town hall of Tortosa was. Felipe II would have been housed in the palace in 1585, on the way to the Cortes de Monzón. Since then it passed to different families during the 17th to 19th centuries to, in 1881, become the headquarters of the Bank of Tortosa, the Teodoro González Recreational Club in 1895 and the Ateneo de Tortosa in 1905. It later passed into private hands, which in 1962 They reached an agreement with the City Council to move the façade to the new House of Culture, which opened in 1974, and was later used for other things until, at the beginning of the 21st century, after a major remodeling, it began to house the Department of Culture of the Generalitat in Tortosa. The old Font del Ángel, from the 15th century, was attached to its east wall, while in the west – towards the river – the plaque of the “taula de cambi” of Tortosa was embedded, in which the date of 1587 appears. (Original) El palacio de los Oliver de Boteller fue construido por esta familia a finales del siglo XV. El linaje es uno de los más destacados de la Tortosa finimedieval y del siglo XVI, llegando dos de sus miembros a ser presidentes de la Generalitat de Cataluña en la segunda mitad de esta última centuria. Del palacio original se conserva la fachada, de sillería, almenada y con una gran puerta en arco de medio punto formado por grandes dovelas –típico de la época– así como, en el interior, el artesonado de su sala noble. Ambos elementos fueron trasladados a su lugar actual a mediados del siglo XX; originalmente esta fachada se abría al Ebro cerca del embarcadero del Paiolet, un poco más arriba del mercado. Por otra parte, el solar en que se encuentra hoy es donde estaba el antiguo ayuntamiento de Tortosa. En el palacio se habría albergado Felipe II en 1585, camino de las Cortes de Monzón. Desde entonces pasó a distintas familias durante los siglos XVII a XIX para, en 1881, convertirse en sede del Banco de Tortosa, del Club Recreativo de Teodoro González en 1895 y del Ateneo de Tortosa en 1905. Posteriormente pasó a manos particulares, que en 1962 llegaron al acuerdo con el Ayuntamiento de que se trasladase la fachada para la nueva Casa de la Cultura, que se abrió en 1974, siendo después destinado a otras cosas hasta que, a principios del siglo XXI, tras una gran remodelación, pasó a albergar el Departament de Cultura de la Generalitat en Tortosa. En su muro este fue adosada la antigua Font del Ángel, del siglo XV, mientras que en el oeste –hacia el río– fue encastrada la placa de la «taula de cambi» de Tortosa, en la que figura la fecha de 1587.

(Translated by Google) It's history (Original) Es historia

(Translated by Google) You simply have to go, it's well worth it. Free access. (Original) Senzillament heu d'anar, val molt la pena. Accés lliure.

This seems closed. The listed opening times are wrong and there are no signs at the entrance.

(Translated by Google) In the 16th century, Tortosa was one of the most important cities in Catalonia, and the Royal Colleges, a direct legacy of this period and built with the aim of educating the Moors, constitute the most important work of the Civil Renaissance in Catalonia It consists of three buildings that retain their extraordinary Renaissance portals. As it was the last Sunday of the month, it was free, but you could only visit the building of the church of Sant Domènec where there are informative panels and scenes with costumes from the 16th century. I was also able to visit the building upstairs, where the Comarcal archive is, but only the ground floor, very nice. It's interesting to see. (Original) Al segle XVI, Tortosa era una de les ciutats més importants de Catalunya, i els Reials Col·legis, llegat directe d'aquesta època i construïts amb l'objectiu d'educar als moriscs, constitueixen l'obra més important del Renaixement civil a Catalunya. El formen tres edificis que conserven les seves extraordinàries portalades renaixentistes. Al ser darrer diumenge de mes era gratuït, però només es podia visitar l'edifici de l'església de Sant Domènec a on hi ha uns plafons informatius i escenes amb vestuari del segle XVI. També vaig poder visitar l'edifici de dalt, a on hi ha l'arxiu Comarcal, però només la planta baixa, molt maca. És interessant de veure.

(Translated by Google) Well, looking at the photos, you already have it! (Original) Pues mirant les fotos ja ho tens !

(Translated by Google) The renaissance interpretation center is simple but explains well the importance of the city in the 10th century. The real col legis are a marvel of the sculpture of the time. (Original) El centre d'interpretació del renaixement és senzill però t'explica bé la importància de la ciutat al segle X I. El reals col legis són una meravella de l'escultura de l'època.

(Translated by Google) The architectural complex of the Royal Colleges constitutes the most important work of the Civil Renaissance in the city but also in all of Catalonia. During the 16th century, Tortosa experienced a moment of social-economic splendor but also of cultural effervescence. At first, its initial function was the education of Moriscos and later of the children of families without resources. The whole is made up of three buildings with extraordinary portals that share the same architectural scheme. (Original) El conjunt arquitectònic dels Reials Col·legis constitueix l'obra més important del Renaixement civil de la ciutat pero també de tota Catalunya. Durant el segle XVI, Tortosa va viure un moment d'esplendor social-econòmic però també d'efervescència cultural. En un principi, la seva funció inicial va ser l'educació dels moriscos i posteriorment dels fills de les famílies sense recursos. El conjunt el formen tres edificis amb extraordinàries portalades que comparteixen el mateix esquema arquitectònic.

(Translated by Google) The foundation of a Dominican convent, with its study, in Tortosa was started by Brother Baltasar Sorió, reader of the cathedral, who got the general chapter of the order to approve it in 1528, with Pope Paul III issuing the founding bull in 1534. The convent – ​​dedicated to Saints George and Dominic – was built in the middle years of the 16th century, with the year 1578 appearing on the façade. The Study became a university in 1600 by bull of Clement VIII, and in 1645 Philip IV granted it the privilege of royal university; Both things increased its prestige, turning Tortosa into a center of attraction for students from the entire Crown of Aragon. Baltasar Sorió is also at the origin of the neighboring College of San Jaime and San Matías, born in 1544 under royal patronage and whose objective was to acculturate the converted Moorish people. The Dominican convent, and its dependent university, began its destruction in the 19th century, with the War of Independence and its definitive exclaustration after the confiscation of Mendizábal (1835). Its successive fates, abandonment and the Civil War of 1936 consummated its destruction, with only its façade and the church surviving. This was the last building to be built in the complex, around 1585. With a single nave and side chapels, it is more late Gothic than Renaissance, a style that is reflected in its façade. It is presided over by a shield of Don Juan Izquierdo, Dominican, bishop of Tortosa (1573-1585) and collaborator of Sorió. Under the shield, an inscription: "Quam terribilis est loc[u]s iste non est alivd hic nisi dom[us] Dei et porta caeli"; that is: "How terrible this place is, there is nothing else but the house of God and the gate of heaven", which is what Jacob said (Gen. 28, 17) when he woke up from the dream in which he had seen the ladder. from the sky At the beginning of the 20th century it became the property of the Tortosa city council, which installed the municipal and archives in the former church. Since 2008 it has been the Renaissance Interpretation Center. The façade of the convent and study – dated 1578 – is presided over by a shield of Philip II and, below it, the inscription “Domus Sapientiae” – “House of Wisdom” – recalls its teaching function, while the shields of the order Dominica in the spandrels of the arch remind us of his belonging to her. Today it is property of the Generalitat of Catalonia and headquarters of the Territorial Services of the Department of Education and the Official Language School. (Original) La fundación de un convento dominico, con su estudio, en Tortosa parte de fray Baltasar Sorió, lector de la catedral, que logra que el capítulo general de la orden lo apruebe en 1528, expidiendo el papa Pablo III la bula fundacional en 1534. El convento –dedicado a los santos Jorge y Domingo– se construye en los años centrales del XVI, figurando en la fachada el año de 1578. El Estudio se convirtió en universidad en 1600 por bula de Clemente VIII, y en 1645 Felipe IV le otorgaba el privilegio de universidad real; ambas cosas aumentaron su prestigio, convirtiendo a Tortosa en centro de atracción para estudiantes de toda la Corona de Aragón. Baltasar Sorió está también en el origen del vecino Colegio de San Jaime y San Matías, nacido en 1544 bajo patronato real y cuyo objeto era aculturar a los moriscos convertidos. El convento dominico, y su universidad dependiente, comenzaron su destrucción en el siglo XIX, con la Guerra de la Independencia y su definitiva exclaustracion tras la desamortización de Mendizábal (1835). Sus sucesivos destinos, abandono y la Guerra Civil de 1936 consumaron su destrucción, perviviendo solamente su fachada y la iglesia. Ésta fue el último edificio en construirse del conjunto, hacia 1585. Con una sola nave y capillas laterales es más gótico tardía que renacentista, estilo que sí se refleja en su fachada. La preside un escudo de don Juan Izquierdo, dominico, obispo de Tortosa (1573-1585) y colaborador de Sorió. Bajo el escudo, una inscripción: «Quam terribilis est loc[u]s iste non est alivd hic nisi dom[us] Dei et porta caeli»; esto es: «Qué terrible es este lugar, no hay otra cosa que la casa de Dios y la puerta del cielo», que es lo dicho por Jacob (Gén. 28, 17) cuando se despertó del sueño en que había visto la escalera del cielo. A principios del siglo XX pasó a ser propiedad del ayuntamiento de Tortosa, que instaló en la otrora iglesia el archivo y municipales. Desde 2008 es Centro de Interpretación del Renacimiento. La portada del convento y estudio –fechada en 1578– está presidida por un escudo de Felipe II y, bajo él, la inscripción «Domus Sapientiae» –«Casa de la Sabiduría»– recuerda su función docente, mientras que los escudos de la orden dominica en las enjutas del arco recuerdan su pertenencia a ella. Hoy es propiedad de la Generalitat de Cataluña y sede de los Servicios Territoriales del Departamento de Educación y de la Escuela Oficial de Idiomas.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting place, the Moors were taught by Dominican monks... That's not possible today, is it? (Original) Muy interesante lugar, a los moriscos les enseñaban los monjes dominicos... No es posible hoy en día eso, verdad?

Pretty interesting place atop of the hill with nice view on the city landscape and the river with mountains. There's a hotel with a restaurant inside and a parking. The best place to see architectonics of the prominent Tortosa cathedral. Interesting road leads to the top of the hill, passing a couple of gates. I'd expect a bit more expressive castle.

Rather disappointing. Need to climb lots of stone and dirt stairs in different states of disrepair (I am not disabled but nor particularly agile either) and once at the top, the landscape is underwhelming.

(Translated by Google) It's a shame that this place is half abandoned. The spotlights that should illuminate at night are all broken. There is no information right upon entering about this site, I have had to look up on my own about the importance of the San Juan outposts. I would have paid for a guided tour!! The place is huge, children will like to spend the day there. But on the other hand, in the tower in front they put information about the war of succession and that they took away the rights of Catalonia in 1714... (Original) Es una pena que este lugar está medio abandonado. Los focos que deben de iluminar por la noche todos están rotos. No hay ninguna información justo al entrar sobre este sitio, he tenido que mirar por mí cuenta sobre la importancia de las avanzadas de San Juan. Hubiera pagado por una visita guiada!! El sitio es enorme, a los niños les gustará pasar el día allí.Pero en cambio, en la torre de enfrente ponen una información sobre la guerra de sucesión y que quitaron los derechos a Cataluña en 1714...

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and well-preserved (restored) complex. Enjoyed a fantastic view in beautiful weather. Best combined with the Castell de la Suda and the old town of Tortosa. (Original) Schöne und gut erhaltene(restaurierte) Anlage. Bei schönsten Wetter einen tollen Ausblick genossen. An besten kombinieren mit dem Castell de la Suda und der Altstadt von Tortosa.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Views. The circuit is always open. There are performances on festive dates. It's a bit lonely. Go in a group. (Original) Vistas Preciosas. El circuito siempre está abierto. Hay representaciones en fechas festivas. Es un poco solitario. Ir en grupo.

(Translated by Google) It's a shame that this half abandoned! Quite dirty, food papers everywhere! Take away the garbage please! Beautiful Views. Recommended to visit if you like ruins! (Original) Es una pena que este medio abandonado! Bastante sucio, papeles de comida por todos los lugares! Llevarse la basura por favor! Preciosas Vistas. Recomendable visitar si te gustan las ruinas!

(Translated by Google) Beautifully preserved ruins of towers and lookouts. From here you have a beautiful view of Tortosa and the region. (Original) Mooie bewaarde ruiines van torens en uitkijkposten. Van hieruit heb je een prachtig uitzicht over Tortosa en de regio.

(Translated by Google) The Gothic fountain, also called the Angel, was built – according to the inscription above – in 1440 by order of the city council, which commissioned it from the master Guillem Saera. Basically, what remains of it is the lunette and the Gothic inscription with the molding that surrounds it and the shield of Tortosa – which is believed to be the work of the city – supported by two angels. A few years later the fountain was crowned by the figure of an angel, which gave it its name. Originally it was a free-standing work that stood in the square today dedicated to Agustí Querol, whose previous name was, precisely, Plaça de la Font. The second inscription, located below the previous one, remembers that, in 1601, by the grace of the Tortosa city council, "foren restituïdes les aigües... les quals havia trenta anys estaven perdvdes" ("the waters were restored... which had been lost thirty years ago"). Dismantled in 1879, it was rebuilt – partially and attached to two buildings – in its current location in 1962. (Original) La fuente gótica, también llamada del Ángel, fue construida –según reza la inscripción superior– en 1440 por orden del concejo de la ciudad, que se la encargó al maestro Guillem Saera. De ella quedan, básicamente, el luneto y la inscripción gótica con la moldura que la rodea y el escudo de Tortosa –que incide en ser obra de la ciudad– sostenido por dos ángeles. Pocos años después la fuente fue coronada por la figura de un ángel, que le dio nombre. Originalmente era una obra exenta que se levantaba en la plaza hoy dedicada a Agustí Querol, cuyo nombre anterior era, precisamente, Plaça de la Font. La segunda inscripción, situada bajo la anterior, recuerda que, en 1601, por gracia del ayuntamiento tortosino, «foren restituïdes les aigües ... les quals havia trenta anys estaven perdvdes» («fueron restituidas las aguas ... las cuales hacía treinta años que se habían perdido»). Desmontada en 1879, fue reconstruida –parcialmente y adosada a dos edificios– en su lugar actual en 1962.

(Translated by Google) It was built in the 1440s as a decorative fountain in the Plaza de la Font, (Agustí Querol). In 1879 it was dismantled when the square was remodeled and was reassembled on the corner of the Boteller Palace in 1962, where it has remained since then. (Original) Fue construida en la década de 1440 como fuente decorativa en la plaza de la Font, (Agustí Querol). En 1879 se desmontó al remodelar la plaza y se volvió a montar en la esquina del palacio de Boteller en 1962, lugar donde permanece desde entonces.

(Translated by Google) Gothic fountain can be visited on foot and with free access. It doesn't work. Coming from the old Plaça de l'Àngel, modified by urban improvements. Originally it consisted of 8 sides, during the transfer and after the Civil War only three were saved. (Original) Font Gòtica visitable a peu i amb accés lliure. No funciona. Procedent de l'antiga plaça de l'Àngel, modificada per millores urbanes. Originalment constava de 8 cares, en el trasllat i després de la Guerra Civil només se'n van salvar tres.

(Translated by Google) Pretty fountain. (Original) Jolie fontaine.

(Translated by Google) Pretty (Original) Bonito

(Translated by Google) very pretty 😁 (Original) Molt maca. 😁

(Translated by Google) Fast and super professional. I recommend it!!! He made a replica for my son of the giant of my town. Super accomplished. Thank you very much (Original) Rapido y super professional. Lo recomiendo!!!. Me ha hecho una replica para mi hijo del gigante de mi pueblo. Super logrado. Mil gracias

(Translated by Google) Current headquarters of the Tarragona Provincial Council in Tortosa. The interior of the palace is amazing (Original) Actual sede de la Diputación de Tarragona en Tortosa. El interior del palacio es sorprendente

(Translated by Google) Example of a modernist family house (Original) Exemple de casa familiar modernista

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful buildings in Tortosa. (Original) Un dels edificis més bonics de Tortosa.

(Translated by Google) Modernist house. Worth seeing. (Original) Casa modernista. Merece la pena verla

(Translated by Google) The name is clickbait. I didn't like it even though it was free. (Original) El nom és clickbait. No m'ha agradat ni essent gratis.

(Translated by Google) It is only open on Sundays and Sundays. The information on the website is not updated and the environment is poorly maintained. We couldn't visit it on a Wednesday in August. (Original) Solamente esta abierto el dabado y el domingo. La información en la web no esta actualizada y el entorno poco cuidado. No lo pudimos visitar un miércoles de agosto.

(Translated by Google) Today I went to see an exhibition of photographs: Clippings. very interesting (Original) Avui em anat a veure una exposició de fotografies : Retalls. Molt interessant

(Translated by Google) Nice place to visit (Original) Bonito lugar para visitar

(Translated by Google) Good (Original) Bien