Discover the most important city in the north of the province of Lleida. La Seu d’Urgell offers numerous places of interest in the historic center, such as a visit to the Museu Diocesà and the accessible Parc dels Enamorats.
Stroll along Calle Major, where there are manor houses and curious facilities such as the Bladeria, where grains were measured. On the other hand, the Capdevila neighborhood is a small maze of narrow streets. Visit from outside the most interesting monument in the city, the Cathedral, a beautiful example of Italianate Romanesque in Catalonia, from the 11th and 12th centuries. Also, explore the Diocesan Museum, which exhibits notable pieces of medieval painting and sculpture. You will be able to contemplate liturgical objects, images, paintings and gold and silver work from an era that goes from the 10th to the 18th century.
In the old town, made up of beautiful porticoed streets and old mansions, is the convent of Sant Domingo, transformed into a Parador de Turismo.
