Calle Mayor in Lleida

This was the main shopping street in the old town, and just a few minutes away from the Parador. The street is pedestrianised, and nearly 4 kms long! Day two dawned and I... READ MORE

Travelling from Lleida to Bielsa

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The days in Lleida were over and it was time to move on again. It was going to be a long day, but we were anticipating fantastic views travelling from Lleida to Bielsa, and we were not disappointed!

A Templar Castle and Tanneries

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On the hill opposite the Old Cathedral stands a Templar Castle, and we also visited the former tanneries in the old town which are about the same age as the castle.

Calle Mayor in Lleida

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This was the main shopping street in the old town, and just a few minutes away from the Parador. The street is pedestrianised, and nearly 4 kms long! Day two dawned and I knew I was in trouble – my … Continued

The New Cathedral in Lleida

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The New Cathedral in Lleida is impressive, and interesting, but the old Cathedral is remarkable, and stays in the memory. This was the best I could do to capture the frontage because the street is very narrow here.

The Old Cathedral in Lleida

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We wanted to revisit the Old Cathedral in Lleida, and that was the main reason of coming to the town. We walked up the hill from the Parador, but there is also a lift in the town.

Ejea de los Caballeros to Lleida

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We were on the road again – from Ejea de los Caballeros to Lleida. It was going to be a long day, and I was a little nervous about what my back would say…

Ejea de los Caballeros

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We only had one full day in Ejea de los Caballeros, but it was an interesting day. Ejea is the ‘capital’ of the Cincos Villas, three of which we had already visited Sadaba, Uncastillo, and Sos del Rey Catholicos.

Soria to Ejea de los Caballeros

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The time in Soria was good, and friends were generous, but it was time to move on, from Soria to Ejea de los Caballeros. I took the painkillers, strapped myself into a belt, and we set off on what proved … Continued