On This Route As we already mentioned in the previous one, this is the second day back from the town of Montanejos, a Castellón town located in upper Mijares.
We will leave and head to take the CV-195 highway to Villafranca del Cid, further along the highway towards Morella, which also belongs to the province of Castellon to make a brief visit to the Castle and Walled Town, we will continue towards Vallibona, La Senia and very good roads. with great views, after many kms we came to the Ebro River and Tortosa Municipality of Tarragona that will take us to Gandesa where we can enjoy a good meal because there we have the Sibaritas Restaurant, which is super good in Mediterranean gastronomy, it is a place that If you are close you can't help but stop to eat,
With our bikes refueled and our stomachs ready, we will continue towards Reus and Tarragona, where we will take the highway again, and the toll is also free so we can arrive in Barcelona at an early hour.
Below we have important data on the most significant sites on this route.

Villafranca del Cid is a municipality in the province of Castellón, in the region of Puertos de Morella, in the Valencian Community. It is a town with a great history behind it, which was travelled through by El Cid almost a millennium ago and which has remained in its toponym as a legacy. In addition to its interesting natural surroundings, Villafranca has important buildings and monuments, as well as its popular dry-stone constructions.
The historic centre of Villafranca del Cid shows the lifestyle of yesteryear and how it has been modernised without losing its essence. Strolling through its streets we will find interesting emblazoned houses, such as the Casa de los Peñarroya or the Casa Brusca, where the coats of arms of these important families of the time are still preserved.
Among the most interesting buildings is the church of Santa María Magdalena, a 16th century temple that has undergone numerous alterations and which houses the Parish Museum and gold and silver relics from the 15th century. Attached to the church is the Torre de Conjurar. Just opposite, it is interesting to visit the Museo de Piedra en Seco (Dry Stone Museum), where this fascinating construction technique typical of this area will be explained.
In the Plaza de la Iglesia we can see the old Town Hall, a 13th century palace whose most significant room is the Salón de Sesiones. It now houses the Tourist Office and several exhibition rooms.
About two kilometres from the village stands the Ermita de la Virgen del Llosar, patron saint of the town, which consists of a church, stables and lodgings, among other rooms. It is well worth a visit to enjoy its beautiful natural surroundings.

The textile industry is important, where most of the residents work, with one of the most modern manufacturing plants for stockings and socks in all of Europe. The wood industry is also important.
Urban tour
Parish Church - Hermitage of San Roque - Hermitage of Santa Bárbara - Town Hall - Bullring. Outside the urban area, La Pobla del Bellestar and the Sanctuary of the Virgen del Llosar are notable.

Morella. It is a Spanish municipality and town in the north of the province of Castellón, in the Valencian Community, capital of the comarca of the Ports of Morella. It has a population of 2,4
We have the Morella castle, built at the top of the town on the "Mola" taking advantage of the rock, it is a 13th century fortification of Islamic architecture with later reforms of medieval architecture.92 inhabitants (INE 2023).
Since January 2013, Morella has been part of the network The Most Beautiful Villages of Spain.1 2 3
Leaving Morella and heading towards Tortosa we will pass through Vallibona, a small village that has a 5 metre dinosaur, it is passing by the road and it is nice to make a stop,
we will continue to make many winding curves until we reach Tortosa.

Tortosa is a municipality in the province of Tarragona, in the autonomous community of Catalonia, Spain. It is the capital of the Bajo Ebro region. It is the episcopal see and is an important agricultural, commercial and industrial centre. The municipality is made up of Jesús, Bítem, els Reguers, Campredó and Vinallop. Tortosa is the head of a judicial district (until 1923 it was an electoral district, together with Roquetas and Gandesa, electing deputies to the Cortes since 1846) and nowadays most of the territorial services of the Generalitat de Catalunya are based in the Ebro Lands, when its territory was configured as a vegueria.
Geography
ClimateThe climate in Tortosa is typically Mediterranean (Csa in the Köppen climate classification). Winters are moderately mild (rainy days are usually cool),

Gandesa is a municipality and Spanish town in the province of Tarragona, Here we will make a good stop to enjoy a good meal at the Restaurant Sibaritas that we usually stop whenever we can so you can enjoy its gastronomy.
Gandesa in Catalonia. It is the capital of the comarca of Tierra Alta, in the centre of which it is located. Until 1923 it was an electoral constituency (along with Tortosa and Roquetas), electing a deputy to the Spanish Parliament. As the head of the region, it is the seat of the Regional Council and of some courts of first instance. The municipality, which also has a secondary school and an agricultural training school, has a population of 3,098 inhabitants (INE) in 2021.
Then we left Gandesa towards Mora de Ebro.
Mora de Ebro is a Spanish municipality and town in the province of Tarragona, in the autonomous community of Catalonia. It is the capital of the comarca of Ribera de Ebro and is located on the right bank of the river Ebro, in the centre of the Mora basin.

We will have an hour and a half of route left, part of the end of which we will do by motorway so as not to delay the arrival and to be able to rest. For this, between Reus and Tarragona we will take the motorway until the end of the route.