What to do in Miravet?
The new way to discover Miravet live, a game to find the most interesting corners, solve puzzles and learn interesting facts about its history without even realizing it. At your leisure, without schedules or reservations. From the moment you start, you will have 12 hours to finish (it won't take you more than 2), being able to stop to rest, have a drink...
Discover Miravet in a special way
It is clear that if you visit Miravet you will not miss its famous ceramics or the boat crossing… But did you know that, in the month of December, according to legend, a ghost walks through its castle? You know, those little details that few people know about, and that open your eyes like planets.
Experience in Miravet
The Time Pirates are stirring up the past and only you, Guardians of Time, can keep history on track.
On this occasion, you will enter the time tunnels in Miravet, a town in the province of Tarragona, next to the Ebro River, with its imposing castle where Saracens and Templars have passed through, and where the Spanish Civil War experienced one of its bloodiest episodes...
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What to see in Miravet Tarragona
The best way to get to know Miravet and its rich history is through our experience, where you can solve challenges while exploring the most emblematic corners of the town.
From its impressive castle to the secrets hidden by the Ebro River, you will live an adventure that will connect you to its past. Here is a list of some of the most outstanding places:
Miravet Castle
Situated on the Ebro River, it was built by the Templars in the 12th century. This castle played a key role in the history of the region.
Old church
Renaissance temple built between the 16th and 17th centuries by the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem. Located at the top of the village, it stands out for its architecture.
Views from the pier
This small wooden pier is the perfect place to enjoy the scenery and capture one of the best views of Miravet.
Miravet Palace
It is the perfect place to explore the connection between the art and history of Miravet. Joaquim Mir's works reflect the light and landscapes of the Ebro that inspired him.
Ebro River
Witness to the history and battles that marked the region, the Ebro River is a must-see place. Enjoy boat rides or relax on its banks.
Cap of the Village
This picturesque group of houses on the Ebro River will take you to discover places such as the Portal del Motxo, the medieval shipyards, and the La Sanaqueta viewpoint.
Miravet Battle of the Ebro
The Battle of the Ebro, which began on 25 July 1938, was the last Republican attempt to change the course of the Spanish Civil War. In this historic scenario, Miravet became a strategic point where the Republican troops began their offensive.
The Ebro became a battlefield to maintain supplies. The battle was more than a military confrontation, it was a logistical struggle that required ingenuity and perseverance from both sides. The images of those days make Miravet a place where history comes to life.
Visiting Miravet allows you to discover both the beauty of the landscape and immerse yourself in the history of Spain. Connect with the past in a place full of history!
Miravet Castle
Miravet Castle, situated on a hilltop next to the Ebro, is one of the most impressive medieval gems in Catalonia. It was originally built by the Muslims and in the 12th century it was transformed by the Knights Templar, who added walls and defensive structures, making it one of the most important Templar castles in the region.
Inside the castle, visitors can explore courtyards, towers and a Romanesque chapel, all surrounded by the landscape of the Ribera d'Ebre. As well as being a key point in the region's history, the castle was also the scene of important conflicts such as the War of Succession and the Spanish Civil War, adding historical interest to every corner of the fortress.
Miravet village
A walk through Miravet is like immersing yourself in a town full of history and beauty. Its cobbled streets lead to a wonderful walk where you can see the Miravet castle, the hanging houses and the Old Church.
The tranquillity of the surroundings, with the Ebro River in the background, brings an air of calm to your visit. This natural paradise is perfect for enjoying the authenticity of its people and local culture.
When strolling through the village, one cannot miss the river shipyard and the old mill. Each of these places invites visitors to connect with the past and appreciate its cultural heritage.
Miravet Viewpoint
Miravet has viewing points that offer spectacular views of the surroundings. Opposite the church, the Sanaqueta viewing point, which was an old mosque courtyard, offers impressive views of the Ebro River and its surroundings.
From the square you can also access the viewing point on Calle del Castillo. This path takes you to Miravet Castle, where the views of the river are equally captivating, offering a unique perspective of this beautiful landscape.
Miravet Pier
The Miravet Pier is a charming place, located next to the Ebro River and close to the historic center of the town. It is easy to find thanks to its signage, making it the perfect starting point.
Furthermore, from the pier you can enjoy one of the best views of the town. Seeing the hanging houses along the river and the majestic castle on top is truly impressive.
If you can, visit early to avoid the queues when taking the iconic Miravet photo. It's impossible not to want to immortalize that moment!
What to see in Miravet and surroundings
In addition to the charms that Miravet offers, its surroundings are home to other equally fascinating places.
Tivissa
It stands out for its spectacular views, its historic center with walls from 1350 and the Arciprestal Church of Santiago.
Ebro Mora
The capital of the Ribera de Ebro is another place worth visiting, with the remains of the Mora Castle and beautiful viewpoints.
Banyoles Castle
The Iberian Village of Castellet de Banyoles has fascinating historical ruins, in a natural setting with incredible views.
Miravet Tarragona How to get there
Getting to Miravet is easy. If you choose to drive, you can access it via the N420 national road or from the AP7, A7 or N340, following the directions to Mora. Please note that access to the historic centre is restricted to residents and services.
If you prefer public transport, you can take a regional train to Móra la Nova, which is 11 km from Miravet, or use buses from Móra d'Ebre station, located just 6 km from the village. Make sure to check the timetables before you travel.
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