The Plaça de Baix and Passeig de l'Ebre make up a set of roads to the north-east of the urban core of the town of Móra d'Ebre, within the limits of the ancient core and playing the curs of the river. Plaça with a rectangular floor plan surrounded by buildings in three of the six coasts. The remaining one is oriented towards the river and connects to Passeig de l'Ebre. These buildings are mostly rectangular, distributed on the ground floor and two or three floors, both covered by two vessants. The building located in the cantonada of the plaça amb el Carrer de la Palma stands out, donat that presents a porxada gallery on the ground floor. It is made up of a total of three mig punt arches and two carpanells arches, bastites in different periods. Damunt d'un dels pilars dels arcs hi has a commemorative plaque engraved with an inscription explaining the rise of the river level on October 9, 1787. Another inscription engraved on the stone of the base of the pillar refers to the river of October 23, 1907. From this plaça s'agafa the Passeig de l'Ebre, the street that separates the town from the curs del riu. The houses that delimit the traçat present the characteristic materials that they have on the square, tot and that moltes have been arranjades.

Carrer parallel to the river that allows gaudir d'a wide panoramic view of l'Ebre. It has been recently renovated to include a viewpoint, ideal for walking and watching the river.

At the end of this walk we find the Aubadera: a natural place, very close to the town center, where you can see the riparian forests and the natural spaces of the Ebro. Tea an area of ​​4.5 Ha.