Holiday cottages in the Poal

What can you do in el Poal and its Holiday cottages?

Remains of Iberian villages have been found in el Poal. In the 11th century it was repopulated by the Templars. Between the years 1788 and 1860 it was part of Bellvís. One of the attractions of Poal is its gastronomy and especially its pastries. You have to try the orelletas, the panadons or the snail casserole as well as the sausages and sausages.

Take route 1714

El Poal has an important historical heritage. A very relevant monument is the parish church that is dedicated to the Beheading of Sant Joan. Route 1714 leaves from the church. During this itinerary, the relationship of the Desvalls brothers with the War of Succession is explained, as well as visiting different buildings related to this historical fact. One of the best known is Cal Castell, a manor house that is built with square ashlars. You must also see the houses Cal Puig and Cal Francàs.

Enjoy its natural spaces

There are various paths that pass through the Poal and that allow you to see natural spaces of great beauty. One of the most well-known itineraries is that of the run, a route where you can see a great diversity of native trees. At the end of the route you will also be able to see a reservoir that supplies water to the town.