La Seu Vella and the Castle of the King–Suda are Lleida’s iconic landmarks and a must-visit. Located on a hill, they offer spectacular views. The 13th-century Romanesque and Gothic cathedral stands out for its majestic cloister, one of the largest in Europe. Next to it, the Andalusian castle was the site of key events like the union that gave birth to the Crown of Aragon. Surrounded by walls and accessible through the Lion’s Gate, they invite visitors to explore the city’s history and heritage.