Discover Camp-Redó: History and Trails in the Ebro Delta

In Camp-Redó, the historical trail begins at Casa del Prat: it was built in the mid-13th century; from there, the Comanador del Prat administered the areas valuable for livestock farming.

Culture and History

The church of Campredó has stained-glass windows designed and made by Domènech Fita i Molat. It also houses a triptych altarpiece by Joan Rebull depicting the Last Supper against the backdrop of the Templar tower of Campredó.

The Torre de Font de Quinto is one of the most representative elements of Campredó’s medieval cultural heritage. It was built in the Middle Ages between the 13th and 14th centuries and is connected with Campredó’s Templar heritage.

For cultural access, you can distinguish between architectural history, sacred art and Templar heritage. The combination of a medieval administrative site, ecclesiastical works of art and a tower connected with Templar heritage offers several cultural interpretations without reducing the sites to a single theme.

Trails and Landscape

A signposted trail also leads to a historical site: the Camí Natural de Tortosa, l’Aldea, Deltebre runs through the municipality of Campredó and provides signposted access to the Torre de Font de Quinto.

The Torres de Campredó is a circular route from the Torre de Font de Quinto to the Ermita de Solicrú and a geodetic point with views over the Ebro Delta.

The final section of the Torres de Campredó passes through extensive rice fields and conveys a rural landscape of the Ebro Delta.

The route can be approached from different perspectives: as a path to historical sites, as a circular route with views, or as a landscape experience among rice fields. You can weigh these perspectives separately when planning your day.

Ermita and Visits

The Ermita de Solicrú is located at Mas de la Missa on private property.

The Diada de Solicrú has been celebrated since 2002 as a day of gatherings associated with the Ermita de Solicrú.

The interior of the Ermita de Solicrú is opened on certain occasions, particularly for the Diada de Solicrú.

There are no regular, permanently applicable free visiting hours for the interior of the Torre de Font de Quinto. A usual visit focuses on the exterior of the Torre and the information elements in its surroundings.

For scheduling purposes, the occasion-based opening of the Ermita and the usual exterior visit to the Torre can be considered separately.

Holiday Apartment in Camp-Redó

When comparing a holiday apartment in Camp-Redó, check your travel dates, room category and cancellation conditions on the respective offer page. This check concerns the specific booking terms; you can weigh the historical, sacred and landscape themes of the place independently of this.

Further Destinations

Further destinations in the same broader area: El Milà, Tortosa, Tarragona, Renau, El Pinell de Brai, Vespella De Gaià, Sant Jaume D'enveja, La Secuita

For the broader travel overview: Tarragona.