Sant Jordi in Aldover
Aldover celebrates Sant Jordi!
Sant Jordi is a much-loved holiday in Catalonia, celebrated every year on April 23. Aldover, the small municipality located in the Baix Ebre region, this day becomes a special occasion that combines tradition, culture and community, and Sant Jordi is the patron saint of the municipality.
During the days of festivity, Aldover is filled with activities ranging from concerts and correbous to the exhibition of students' poems and the traditional book and rose parade. Aldover acquires a very particular dimension, showing the welcoming and cultural character of this small municipality.
Do not miss it!
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Nearby routes
See all routes »- Baix Ebre Greenway
- Water and life through the Ebro by… (a 3.3 km)
- Inside the Ebro river (a 3.3 km)
- Ascent to Mont Caro from the Caro refuge (a 6.6 km)
- Natural Park of Els Ports (a 6.6 km)
What to do
Coves de Benifallet
Benifallet (a 7.7 Km)One of the best-known tourist options throughout the territory, made up of…
Pessebre Vivent de Jesús
Tortosa (a 6.3 Km)Living nativity scene represented in movement and voice, from the Catalan period…
Kensho, Mediterranean Kura
L'Ampolla (a 18.8 Km)Visit Kensho in the Ebro Delta and discover the world of Sake…
Where to eat
Restaurant Hotel Nou Moderno
Vilalba dels Arcs (a 27.6 Km)Hotel restaurant to enjoy the tranquility of Terra Alta and try the…
L’Estany - Casa de Fusta
Amposta (a 28.6 Km)A restaurant serving regional cuisine, with a wide selection of the ancestral…
Where to sleep
Càmping Ampolla Playa -Taiga Delta de l'Ebre
L'Ampolla (a 19 Km)3-star campsite located on Arenal beach, at the gate of the Ebro…
Hotel Ametlla Mar
L'Ametlla de Mar (a 24.5 Km)The Hotel Ametlla Mar is located on the beachfront in the town…
Apartaments Les Valletes
Arnes (a 20.3 Km)Les Valletes Apartments are located in Arnes, a charming municipality in the…
Ca la Leonor
Bot (a 17.3 Km)Rural house from 1880, renovated in 2012, preserving the original wooden beams…
