Примеры использования Tortosa на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Beautiful holiday homes for rent in Tortosa.
In Tortosa, 44% of the secular priests were killed.
There are Roman Catholic cathedrals in Tarragona and Tortosa.
On a less dramatic note, Tortosa is the capital of the delta, a mid-sized town on the Ebro river.
Villa With Amazing Views is located about 15 km from Tortosa Cathedral.
Raymond could not take Tripoli itself, but captured Tortosa, which became the base of all future operations against Tripoli.
The most important towns in this region were Lleida, Mequinenza,Fraga, and Tortosa.
The center of power of the Crusaders was moved northwards to Tortosa and eventually offshore to Cyprus.
From the Castle of La Suda of Tortosa one gets a magnificent view of the city, with views over the Ebro valley and the Ports range of mountains.
With their permission, she entered the convent of Santa Teresa de Tortosa near Barcelona.
Botarel was one of those who attended the disputation at Tortosa(1413-1414), and he is said to have written a polemic against Geronimo de Santa Fe.
Some of the larger cities and towns in Tarragona province include Reus, Salou,El Vendrell, Tortosa, Valls, Amposta.
In 804 and 805,Borrell participated in the expeditions to Tortosa, but not in the subsequent campaigns of 807, 808, and 809.
It is perhaps one of the symbols that can best explain the different civilizations that have gone through Tortosa throughout history.
In 1299-1300, the Cypriots sought to retake the Syrian port city of Tortosa, by setting up a staging area on Ruad,two miles(3 km) off the coast of Tortosa.
King Henry and members of the three military orders(Knights Templar, Knights Hospitaller andTeutonic Knights), attempted to retake Tortosa in 1300.
The citadel of Atlit having been dismantled by the Mamluks in 1291, Tortosa remained the most likely stronghold on the mainland which had the potential to be recaptured.
Once in Tortosa, we will be able to visit the monumental legacy of this city that has a bike trail connecting the towns of Tortosa with L'Aldea by an old road.
So if you are lucky enough to be holidaying with Catalan Ways in July,you simply have to visit Tortosa and revel in the spectacle and drama of this unique event.
They then moved their headquarters north to Tortosa on the coast of Syria, but lost that too on August 4, as well as the stronghold of Atlit(south of Acre) on August 14.
From the station: Take line R2-Nord direction Maçanet-Massanes and change at Estació de Sants(Barcelona city)to take line R-16 direction Tortosa/Ulldecona.
The nearest big town is Tortosa, a old town on the banks of the Ebro river; lest we forget, we should begin with one notable annual event that will simply take your breath away.
In addition, the reign of Ramon Berenguer IV saw the Catalan conquest of Lleida and Tortosa, completing the unification of all of the territory that comprises modern Catalonia.
Sixteen galleys combining the forces of Cyprus with those of the Templars and Hospitallers, and accompanied by Ghazan's ambassador Isol the Pisan, were able to raid Rosetta, Alexandria,Acre, Tortosa and Maraclea.
Different examples are found in Miravet, Tortosa, l'Ametlla de Mar, Horta de Sant Joan, Batea, Arnes or Corbera d'Ebre, which today still witness this geography of the Middle Ages.
The region of Terra Alta offers a trip to the historical memory of the Spanish Civil War with unique areas of historical interest,which can be completed in Tortosa, with a look at the medieval and Renaissance past.
The first is located in the city centre andoffers links to regional trains(to Barcelona, Tortosa, Reus and Lleida), as well as national and internal long-distance trains to Valencia, Andalucia, Madrid and France.
In Tortosa, vestiges of the old Jewish quarter with its network of narrow streets are preserved, and a monumental complex declared of Cultural Interest by its important representative buildings of different times, from the Middle Ages to Modernism.
These lands are constituted, as its name indicates, thanks to the Ebro river, which enters into Catalonia through the Ribera d'Ebre region andcrosses cities like Tortosa and Amposta until reaching the Ebro Delta, where it empties into the sea.
The Tortosa Museum, housed in what was once the modernist building of the local slaughterhouse, also preserves a permanent collection that traces the history of this city from prehistoric to contemporary times, highlighting the Roman and Muslim past.