Holiday cottages in l'Albagés

What can you do in l'Albagés and its Holiday cottages?

The municipality's population charter dates from the 13th century and was granted by Guillem IV de Cervera. In 1314 the town was bought by the abbot of Poblet. During the War of the Reapers it suffered looting by Castilian troops. In the month of November, l'Albagés mountain bike march that passes through the Sisquella valley is celebrated. If you visit the Fraternal Cooperative you will be able to taste some high quality oils.

He lives his traditions

Popular culture is deeply rooted in the city. One of the most popular events is the Festa Major del Roser, which is held in the middle of spring, when nature is bursting with color. Also of great interest is the Festa de la Vellesa, a celebration in which there are raffles, performances or carol singing.

Paseo de les Garrigues, a unique space

L'Albagés has corners of great beauty and where great social activity takes place. One of the most well-known is the Passeig de les Garrigues, a place that is a meeting point for the villagers and is presided over by a monument dedicated to the culture of oil. On the other hand, around the urban center you will see the remains of the castle as well as old washing houses or manor houses. Some of the most prominent are cal Camperol or cal Freixetes. We also recommend that you visit the baroque church of Sant Joan Baptista.