2025 Lleida Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

Lleida (Region) - A Journey to the Pyrenees in Spain Lleida's train station, located in the heart of the province, is a blend of modern and classical architectural styles. This magnificent building, with its timeless French-inspired design, features a stunning Noucentista façade. It boasts four floors with numerous windows, flanked by side towers and topped with an elegant slate dome. The dome includes oval skylights on all four sides, while the central classical tower displays a clock and Roman numerals indicating the construction date. The station's canopy is a spectacular iron and glass structure, reminiscent of the contours of a whale or dinosaur's back, sparking the imagination. The station serves various rail services, including regional trains, mid-distance trains, and high-speed options like Avlo and Alvia, allowing travelers to reach Barcelona in just an hour.

A Journey to the Pyrenees in Spain ~ Lleida (Region) The unique museum in the city of Lleida is dedicated to the essential role of water. It consists of various spaces where you can explore four fascinating aspects: an exhibition on hydraulic engineering (a more technical space equipped with various electricity production machines and devices), a reconstruction of the office of engineer Frederick Stark Pearson, another space showcasing a curious collection of bottled water from around the world. The entire museum is surrounded by a lively natural park, making it an ideal spot for a family stroll.

Spanish Pyrenees Distance - Lerida (Greater Region) This extremely Gothic-style building – Casal de la Dona, is actually the seat of Lerida City Council! IG photography is great for beautiful scenery, you can't miss it at all I walked through and found that the courtyard inside is really super beautiful, and there are ancient dungeons to visit, the perfect combination of taking pictures + learning! 💡 You can learn different historical trivia every time, super satisfying ~ The point is: the whole tour is free! Zero fees, travel budget will not burst at all! By the way, coming to Catalonia in September is really chill, the weather is just right to hike and see the architecture. Attraction name: Casal de la Dona - Ajuntament de Lleida Address: Pl. dels Fanalets de Sant Jaume, s/n, 25002 Lleida, Spain Be sure to mark this place down if you haven’t been to Lerida! 🗺️ Next time you go, grab your camera and explore right away ~ #September Good Places 2025 #Catalonia

Spanish Pyrenees Excursion ~ Lleida (Region) This is a highly recommended experience for any visitor to Lleida, practically a must-do for car enthusiasts. The building housing the museum was originally the city's first Mercedes dealership, Taller Velasco. Currently, we can admire a variety of historical vehicles (cars, motorcycles, trucks, etc.), which are on display on a rotating basis, as some are temporary transfers from one owner to another. However, others have permanent space within the museum. There's also a workshop space explaining car mechanics, and another dedicated to miniatures and models, which is truly fantastic. #SeptemberDestinations2025 #Catalonia

Spanish Pyrenees Excursion ~ Lleida (Region) This three-story modern art museum is conveniently located for visitors arriving by public transportation. Here, we can admire works by Catalan and Spanish artists, as well as Lleida residents, such as Jaume Morera, Xavier Gosé, Ton Sirera, Leandre Cristòfol, and Guillem Viladot. The visit lasts about an hour and a half, and I highly recommend it. When you go up to the fifth floor, there's a terrace with beautiful views of the old town. #SeptemberDestinations2025 #Catalonia

Spanish Pyrenees Excursion ~ Lleida (Region) Cultural activities and interesting workshops for all audiences. Ideal for lovers of art and creativity. A unique and highly recommended visit! Originally a grain market, it also hosted other commercial activities. The building underwent renovations and was acquired by the Cathedral Canons in the early 17th century. The surrounding area was sealed off and used as a warehouse and sales space. Following the de-Samorisization of Mendizábal in the 19th century, it fell into the hands of the Paeria, who handed it over to the military and used it as a barracks until the 1980s, when it was finally used as a barracks for the Armed Police (riot control unit). The current renovation began in 2003. #SeptemberDestinations2025 #Catalonia

Spanish Pyrenees Excursion ~ Lleida (Region) It dates back to the 13th century, though it has undergone numerous renovations, most notably its two facades. The facade facing Plaça de la Paeria is Neo-Medieval by Ramon Argilés (1927), while the rear facade is Neo-Classical by Agapit Lamarca (1868). The building is built around a square central courtyard. The ground floor features a gallery with semicircular arches, while the main floor features trefoil windows (also semicircular), which are repeated on the facade. The altarpiece by Jaume Ferrer (mid-15th century) from the old church is preserved in one of its rooms. In the crypt, formed by pointed arches, visitors can see archaeological remains of a rectangular building from the Roman period and baths from the Andalusian period (9th-10th centuries). #SeptemberDestinations2025 #Catalonia

Spanish Pyrenees Excursion ~ Lleida (Region) The museum's collection primarily draws from the Ilerdens Institute, the former Diocesan Museum of Lleida, and the Lleida Cathedral Chapter. Its archaeological inventory boasts artifacts dating back to the Bronze Age, the Ilegatian Period, and the rich mineral deposits of Lower Segre. It also houses centuries-old sacred collections and the treasures of Lleida Cathedral. Furthermore, it was conceived as an educational museum and includes various interpretive points to encourage visitor engagement. #SeptemberDestinations2025 #Catalonia

Spanish Pyrenees Excursion ~ Lleida (Region) You can shop on Calle Sant Antoni or Calle Mayor, or enjoy a quiet stroll along the Segre River or along the tree-lined Rambla Ferran. To get to know the people of Lleida better, visit the city during festivals held throughout the year, such as the festival honoring its patron saint, Sant Anastasi (May 11), the Feast of the Moors and Christians, or the unique Aplec de Cargol, during which hundreds of kilograms of snails are eaten. #SeptemberDestinations2025 #Catalonia

A trip to the Pyrenees in Spain ~ Lleida (Region) I spent the weekend in Lleida and took the opportunity to visit the castle. The truth is, the entire walled area is fantastic. While the castle itself may not be one of the best, it is still very impressive. The church and cathedral are particularly striking. Everything is located on a hill in the center of Lleida, offering breathtaking 360-degree views of the city and beyond, as the area resembles a valley. The entire area leading up to the castle and the interior of the walls are stunning, taking you back to the 20th century. Construction began in the 12th and 14th centuries. I truly enjoyed my visit and highly recommend it. Another great detail that adds to the experience is the bar, where you can take a pleasant break, relax, and enjoy food and drinks in comfort.

Nestled in the fertile plains of the Segre River, Lleida has historically been a melting pot of diverse cultures. Atop a hill in the city's historic district stands the famous old church, also known as the Catedral de la Seu Vera, a symbol of the capital. This fertile land and advantageous location first attracted the Iberian "ilergete" tribes in the 5th century BC, who founded the city, which later fell to the Romans as Ilerda. This hill was and still is the heart of Lleida. The city's highest point preserves architectural remains from the various ethnic groups that settled there. #SeptemberDestinations2025 #Catalonia

✨Gaudi never got to see it finished during his lifetime, but you might. 🏯Sagrada Familia, Barcelona's second-highest tower was formally inaugurated on Wednesday, with the illumination of the massive 5.5-ton star that shines at the top. Construction on this holy masterpiece has been ongoing since 1882, which was supposed to be completed by 2026, but the COVID-19 epidemic prompted the consortium to revise their plans. ⛪️Catalan architect Antoni Gaudi, who designed Sagrada Familia, meant to create a "Bible made of stone," with many cryptical symbols mirrored in its buildings, sculptures, and ornamentation. 🌈 💗Rome was not constructed in a day, and neither was Sagrada Familia. The Star was eventually lighted after 139 years. 1. 📷：@roldixbcn 2. 📷：@pablosbcn 3. 📷：ALEX REISS 4. 📷：Nick Fewings 5. 📷：Nick Fewings 6. 📷：Louisa Schaad 7. 📷：Andrea G 8. 📷：Carole Hachet 9. 📷：@roldixbcn

Lleida's Old Cathedral, Catedral de la Seu Vella de Lleida 25002 Lleida From Barcelona Sants train station, it takes three hours to take the suburban trains R3, R13, and R14, or one hour by high-speed train to reach Lleida. Spain has now launched a policy of free rides on suburban trains. For a deposit of 20 euros, you can buy a train ticket and ride the suburban trains from Barcelona to Lleida an unlimited number of times, which includes the R3, R13, and R14 trains. If you ride the train 16 times, you can also get back the 20 euro deposit. Although the three-hour travel time is a bit long, compared to the normal fare of 30 euros, this is a good choice if there is no urgent matter. The former Cathedral of Lleida (Catalan: Catedral de la Seu Vella de Lleida) is located in Lleida, Spain. It is the cathedral of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Lleida and the oldest church in the province of Lleida. It is also the only church in Catalonia that combines Romanesque and Gothic architecture. In 1203, a person named Pere de Coma designed and directed the construction of the earliest building of the cathedral. Since then, the construction of the church has continued throughout the reign of King Jaime I, and the architectural style of that time has been preserved to some extent in today's Seville Cathedral. The construction of the cathedral was finally completed in 1431. In 1707, the city of Lleida was occupied by Philip V and the church was used as a barracks. In 1918, the church was listed as a national historical monument and was restored in 1950. The church combines Romanesque and Gothic architectural styles, but has not been influenced by Islamic architecture. It is rectangular in shape, like a Latin cross. The most striking feature of the church is the octagonal tower, with a base diameter of 12.65 meters, a top diameter of 9.62 meters, a height of 60 meters, and 238 steps. The installed clock is in the international Gothic style of the 15th century and is very distinctive. The cloister of this church is also impressive, located in front of the church door, it is known for its rare exhibitions and huge scale, and can be said to be one of the largest cloisters in Europe, with 17 gorgeous Gothic windows, each with its own unique features, giving people a bright feeling. For a ticket price of 5 euros, you can enter the interior of the cathedral for a visit, climb the tower with 236 steps to the top, overlook the entire small city of Lleida, and look for your own home or hotel from above. You can also see the direction of the Segre River, enjoy the view from a high place, and feel refreshed and happy! Especially at night under the lights or in the reflection of the evening sunset, the cathedral presents an image as if it were possessed by golden light.

Lleida's Old Cathedral, Catedral de la Seu Vella de Lleida 25002 Lleida From Barcelona Sants train station, it takes three hours to take the suburban trains R3, R13, and R14, or one hour by high-speed train to reach Lleida. Spain has now launched a policy of free rides on suburban trains. For a deposit of 20 euros, you can buy a train ticket and ride the suburban trains from Barcelona to Lleida an unlimited number of times, which includes the R3, R13, and R14 trains. If you ride the train 16 times, you can also get back the 20 euro deposit. Although the three-hour travel time is a bit long, compared to the normal fare of 30 euros, this is a good choice if there is no urgent matter. The former Cathedral of Lleida (Catalan: Catedral de la Seu Vella de Lleida) is located in Lleida, Spain. It is the cathedral of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Lleida and the oldest church in the province of Lleida. It is also the only church in Catalonia that combines Romanesque and Gothic architecture. In 1203, a person named Pere de Coma designed and directed the construction of the earliest building of the cathedral. Since then, the construction of the church has continued throughout the reign of King Jaime I, and the architectural style of that time has been preserved to some extent in today's Seville Cathedral. The construction of the cathedral was finally completed in 1431. In 1707, the city of Lleida was occupied by Philip V and the church was used as a barracks. In 1918, the church was listed as a national historical monument and was restored in 1950. The church combines Romanesque and Gothic architectural styles, but has not been influenced by Islamic architecture. It is rectangular in shape, like a Latin cross. The most striking feature of the church is the octagonal tower, with a base diameter of 12.65 meters, a top diameter of 9.62 meters, a height of 60 meters, and a total of 238 steps. The installed clock is in the international Gothic style of the 15th century and is very distinctive. The cloister of this church is also impressive, located in front of the church door, it is known for its rare exhibitions and huge scale, and can be said to be one of the largest cloisters in Europe, with 17 gorgeous Gothic windows, each with its own unique features, giving people a bright feeling. For a ticket price of 5 euros, you can enter the interior of the cathedral for a visit and climb to the top of the tower with 236 steps, overlooking the entire small town of Lleida. You can also look for your own home or hotel from above, observe the direction of the Segre River, and enjoy the refreshing feeling of being high up! Especially at night under the lights or in the reflection of the evening sunset, the cathedral presents an image as if it were possessed by golden light.

Lleida's Old Cathedral, Catedral de la Seu Vella de Lleida 25002 Lleida From Barcelona Sants train station, it takes three hours to take the suburban trains R3, R13, and R14, or one hour by high-speed train to reach Lleida. Spain has now launched a policy of free rides on suburban trains. By paying a deposit of 20 euros to buy a train ticket, you can take unlimited free rides on suburban trains, which means taking the R3, R13, and R14 trains from Barcelona to Lleida. If you take it 16 times, you can also get back the 20 euro deposit. Although the three-hour travel time is a bit long, compared to the normal fare of 30 euros, this is a good choice if there is no urgent matter. The former Cathedral of Lleida (Catalan: Catedral de la Seu Vella de Lleida) is located in Lleida, Spain. It is the cathedral of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Lleida and the oldest church in the province of Lleida. It is also the only church in Catalonia that combines Romanesque and Gothic architecture. In 1203, a person named Pere de Coma designed and directed the construction of the earliest building of the cathedral. Since then, the construction of the church has continued throughout the reign of King Jaime I, and the architectural style of that time has been preserved to some extent in today's Seville Cathedral. The construction of the cathedral was finally completed in 1431. In 1707, the city of Lleida was occupied by Philip V and the church was used as a barracks. In 1918, the church was listed as a national historical monument and was restored in 1950. The church combines Romanesque and Gothic architectural styles, but has not been influenced by Islamic architecture. It is rectangular in shape, like a Latin cross. The most striking feature of the church is the octagonal tower, with a base diameter of 12.65 meters, a top diameter of 9.62 meters, a height of 60 meters, and 238 steps. The installed clock is in the international Gothic style of the 15th century and is very distinctive. The cloister of this church is also impressive, located in front of the church door, it is known for its rare exhibitions and huge scale, and can be said to be one of the largest cloisters in Europe, with 17 gorgeous Gothic windows, each with its own unique features, giving people a bright feeling. For a ticket price of 5 euros, you can enter the interior of the cathedral for a visit. Climbing the tower with 236 steps, you can overlook the entire small town of Lleida and even find your own home or hotel from above. You can also see the direction of the Segre River, and the view from high up is refreshing and delightful! Especially at night under the lights or in the reflection of the evening sunset, the cathedral presents an image as if it were possessed by golden light.

Black spade fountain Font de Sant Llorenç o de les Piques Plaça Sant Llorenç, 1A, 25002 Lleida The fountain is located at the intersection of Carrer la Palma and Plaça de Sant Llorenç. Construction year: A history of 300 years since 1730-1735. Baroque classical style. The fountain has pilasters and pediments on the background plane, relief stone shields on the frame, relief suns and lion heads on the lower part and inside the base, and water gushes out from it. It is made of processed square stones and attached to a brick wall. More information: The flowing water comes from the Pinyana Canal. Previously, it was attached to the wall of Carrer Carles. It was moved from the trough on Carrer de les Piques near Plaça Cervantes in 1950 and placed in its current location in the early 1970s. Locals like to call it Font de les Piques. Lleida Segria.

The Sagrada Familia Cathedral is a world-class architecture located in Barcelona, ​​Spain. The beautiful interior is decorated with free-standing sculptures. The doors and windows are arranged to allow light to shine in perfectly. There are statues of Satan, angels, and gods. It is believed to be a way for the city's people to redeem themselves from their sins. The entrance fee is 15 euros. To get there, you can take the green line metro and get off at Sagrada Familia station. #TravelAbroad #TravelSpain

📍 Sagrada Família Even though more than 100 years have passed since construction began, the rare World Heritage Site "Sagrada Família" is still under construction✨ It is famous for its stained glass, which was really beautiful🥰 There are many things to see other than the stained glass, such as the majestic cathedral and sculptures with attention to detail, so even if you are not familiar with art, it was interesting. It is crowded from the entrance, so I recommend setting aside more than half a day👍 Barcelona has delicious food and many tourist attractions, but if you make a reservation at the last minute, it is often filled up, so it is important to make a reservation as early as possible‼ ︎ After making an online reservation, I also went to Sagrada Família‼ ︎ When you go to Barcelona, ​​it is a must-visit spot and I recommend it🫶 #EuropeTravel #Spain #Barcelona #SagradaFamília #SpainTourism

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Sagrada Familia, Barcelona Spain The unfinished roman catholic church by Antoni Gaudi #tripaway