Lleida (province) Voyage Tips and guide

Lleida is a province in Catalonia, Spain.

Map of Lleida (province)

• 41.6166670.6333331 Lleida — door to the west Pyrenees mountains, has a cathedral, the Seu Vella.
• 42.5194580.8486062 Taüll — a particularly attractive place at the end of the bus route through the Boi Valley.
• 42.3577781.4586113 La Seu d'Urgell
• 41.66571.2710014 Cervera
• 42.7023470.7958145 Vielha
• 42.4082490.7416996 El Pont de Suert
• 42.166680.894657 Tremp
• 42.4100861.1286618 Sort
• 41.6463891.1394449 Tàrrega
• 41.9944251.51782310 Solsona
• 41.7904010.80557311 Balaguer
• 41.5194440.86833312 Les Borges Blanques
• 41.6316670.89611113 Mollerussa
• 42.4957481.21051914 Llavorsí
• 42.370851.7780415 Bellver de Cerdanya the northen entry point to Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park

• 42.5772220.9477781 Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park – national park with lakes, valleys and rocky summits
• 42.6509541.3280422 Alt Pirineu Natural Park – includes the Certascan lake, which is the largest glacial lake in Catalonia, and the Cigalera de l'Obaga de Valeran, a chasm 320 m deep and 365 m long
• 42.3027781.6963893 Cadí-Moixeró Natural Park a Natural park between Lleida and Girona (province)
• 42.72250.8372224 Val d'Aran – the only region of Catalonia on the north face of the Pyrenees
• 41.56391.230565 Vall del Corb – little valley between Lleida and Tarragona with a couple of medieval villages
• 42.6991670.9466676 Baqueira-Beret – ski resort

• Lleida–Alguaire Airport (ILD ^IATA).

• Catalan Romanesque Churches of the Vall de Boí — nine world heritage listed churches in the Boí Valley.

Go to Les Alexandrias, a rugged western hamlet near the Aragonese mountain range. Famous for its bull-fighting festivals in which the bull holds a red cape and bullfighters run after it.