The walls surrounding the medieval complex are very interesting and one of the best preserved in Catalonia

Spanish Mediterranean Coast Tour ~ Tarragona (Region) The best option for exploring the town is to park your vehicle outside the city walls and tour the old town on foot. The most important buildings in the complex include the Church of Santa María la Mayor, a Gothic church (14th-16th centuries) with a Baroque porch (17th century); the Church of San Miquel, with a Romanesque facade (13th century) and a Gothic main body (14th century); and the Church of San Marçal, also in Gothic style (14th century). The medieval area also has a large number of Gothic civil buildings, such as the Royal Palace (14th century), the Castellana Palace (15th century), the Alenia (Gothic) and the House of Clergue (16th century) as well as the Josa House, which is of medieval origin. Outside the city walls, the Gothic buildings of St. Francis Church (13th century) and St. Magdalena Hospital (14th-16th centuries) are worth mentioning. In addition, in the Rochas area of ​​Montblanc, there are cave paintings designated as a World Heritage Site. In Montblanc, the Prades Mountains Visitor Center will provide visitors with all the information they need about the cave paintings. Montblanc also owns a modernist winery designed by architect Cèsar Martinell. #FebruaryDestinations2025 #SpainTravel #Catalonia