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Terres de l'Ebre, located in the province of Tarragona, Catalonia, offer a variety points of interest. Highlights include the Delta de l'Ebre, one of Europe's largest deltas; the Natural Park of Ports, ideal for hiking; the cities of Amposta and Tortosa, with their historical heritage; the picturesque village of Miravet with its Templar castle; the Ebre river for water activities; the Benifassà Monastery in a natural setting; the beaches of the Costa Daurada accessible from the region and the Sebes Nature Reserve for bird watching, among others. These places provide a comprehensive experience combining nature, heritage and authenticity.

The customs of the Terres de l'Ebre include traditional festivities, practices of folk art and craftsmanship, fishing techniques passed down through generations, rooted religious celebrations, traditional agricultural activities, regionally adapted architecture, family ceremonies, traditional music and dances, as well as local sports events. These customs reflect the rich identity of the region and contribute to preserving its cultural heritage.

The culture of the Terres de l'Ebre is diverse and rich, encompassing areas such as art and craftsmanship, traditional music and dance, festivities and celebrations, regionally adapted architecture, sports events and outdoor activities, folklore and traditions, folk art, ceremonies and rituals, and local literature. These cultural aspects contribute to the unique identity of the region, reflecting its history, beliefs, and values over time.

The gastronomy of the Terres de l'Ebre stands out for its authenticity and the use of local products. It  includes rice dishes like paella, fresh fish and seafood in preparations like suquet de peix, traditional meats and sausages, high-quality olive oil, desserts like coca de llardons and pastissets, wines and cavas from the region, and local liqueurs like ratafia. This cuisine reflects the richness of flavors from the Mediterranean sea and the local land.