The World Famous Lleida Province
The famous Lleida province lies in north-eastern Spain. It is the western part of the independent community of Catalonia and bordered by the provinces of Girona, Barcelona, Tarragona, Zaragoza and Huesca and France and Andorra. Offering a mix of the serenity of agricultural fields along with the bustling towns, tourists get to see an array of art forms, festivities, gastronomy, ski resorts and many pristine beaches that make the Lleida province a favorite tourist destination.
In the capital city of Lleida province, one can take a stroll along the streets lined with many outstanding buildings. One can relish the native delicacies and also soak in the eternal charm of Camps Elisis or even get drunk in the grape harvest festival. Some other popular towns in famous Lleida province are La Seu d'Urgell, Mollerussa, Cervera, and Tàrrega. Eating here is not just keeping body and soul together, but an unforgettable experience. Just try out paella, the most famous Spanish dish and you will understand.
The Seu Vella in Lleida is a monumental complex offering captivating views of the city and should be a must see destination for any visitor. This building dates back to 1278 and has five monumental doors plus a massive bell tower, depicting the early Romanesque architectural style. Another famous spot in Lleida province is the Monastery of Sant Bartomeu at Bellpuig, which was founded in 1507. World renowned for its superb Renaissance tomb, it exhibits a rich blend of Gothic and Renaissance styles.
In the Lleida province, one must visit Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park, which is a delightful natural park decked out with white water rivers, high mountain springs, and innumerable lakes. Church of Santa Eulàlia at Erill la Vall, a small town nestled in the picturesque Boí valley is another popular spot. The Lleida province enjoys a thriving fruit-growing industry, including pears and peaches.
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