Amposta

Visit the old quarters around City hall square and Avinguda Santa Bàrbara.

The bridge replaced the old boat passages, which were the only means of crossing the river at Amposta until then. The bridge was located on the road from Barcelona to Valencia and was built on the initiative of the municipal council led by mayor Joan Palau i Miralles, with the support of the deputy from Tortosa Agustí Querol i Subirats. The first project of 1907 was rejected and the works did not begin until 1915. On August 15, the laying of the first stone took place. In 1938, during the Civil War, the bridge suffered two attacks by the Italian legionary aviation that was part of the army of the dictator Franco; the last was on March 10, 1938. This was definitive, since the entire structure was destroyed by the effect of the incendiary bombs. It was reopened on October 4, 1939.

Built in the 12th century by the Order of the Hospital and destroyed during the Catalan Civil War. It is an archaeological site.

This building preserves some Modernist elements combined with others that recall typical peasant houses.

This building is from 1913 and has a Modernist aesthetic.

It preserves typical characteristic elements of the Modernist period such as iron railings or floral ornaments on the facade.

Apartment building from 1924 and with a Modernist aesthetic.

It is in the building of the old public schools, in the municipal park. It contains several permanent exhibitions on the archaeology of Montsià and the Ebro region and the fauna and flora of the territory and, especially, the Ebro Delta. It also has other rooms with temporary exhibitions.