Along the Ebro

The journey begins by exploring the strategic past of Novillas, where essential stops include the Arab wall and the remains of the Templar tower, as well as the elegant façade of the Casa de los Comendadores and the 19th‑century fort. Just a few miles away, in Gallur, the route delves into the legacy of water with the Antigua Bodega del Canal Imperial, now transformed into an arts venue and the imposing church of San Pedro de Antioquía. Then round off the morning with the historic chapel of Beato Agno. After passing through the river landscapes of Boquiñeni, the afternoon continues in Luceni, where you can marvel at the alabaster altarpiece in the church of La Purificación and the industrial complex of its sugar factory.

The route continues on to Alcalá de Ebro, where literature comes to life at the monument to Sancho Panza and the church of the Santísima Trinidad, noted for its distinctive Italian influence. In Cabañas de Ebro, the way invites you to connect with nature from the Ebro River viewpoint and also offers the chance to spend the night in welcoming accommodations such as El Herrador or Casa Guadalupe, where you can experience the hospitality of this region. Finally, the journey ends in Sobradiel with a visit to the palace of the Count of Sobradiel, a stately building that now houses the Town Hall, and the church of Santiago Apóstol. It is a perfect way to immerse yourself in Mudejar heritage, industrial history and the landscapes of the Ebro.