This 14-17C building dedicated to the Virgin stands below the Suda castle. Its 18C Baroque façade is particularly ornate. The interior contains a large retable of the Virgin , a polyptych in polychrome wood (1351); the 15C retable of the Transf..

A magnificent 13-14C Gothic building. Aside from the fine reception room, note the Gothic chapel , a small masterpiece with a portal decorated with fine multicoloured sculptures.

Emperor Charles V created this fine Renaissance building in 1564 that houses the educational establishments of Sant Lluís, Sant Jordi, Sant Domènec and the historical archives.

14C building with a fine Gothic cloister showing architectural analogies with other Catalonian Franciscan monasteries.

This 16C church today houses the municipal museum with many archaeological discoveries from around the region. The collection of ancient coins is interesting.

The Maritime Commodity Market was an indication of the commercial strength of the town and is also known as Porxo del Blat. It is a fine 14C building, typical of the Catalan Gothic style.

The maze-like streets have names that indicate the age of their origins. Travessera de Jerusalem, Travesia del Mur remind us of Tortoa's Jewish past and one of the town's most important eras.