Holiday cottages in Pira

The first written document about Pira appeared in 1067. During a time in the twelfth century it was under the rule of the monastery of Poblet. In the 19th century it lived its greatest splendor. The old part of Pira is made up of narrow streets and low houses. You can take advantage and see the church of Sant Salvador, a 19th century monument with a single nave.

Pira has a rural landscape where vine crops abound. Walking through its fields you will have the feeling of taking a trip through the history of the beginning of the century. You can also take advantage and visit the local wineries and taste some of their local products.

Pira is a small municipality that is surrounded by a natural landscape of great beauty. Numerous hiking routes leave from its urban center that allow you to discover some of its best-known natural sites. There are several routes to suit all levels. We recommend that you take the Ruta de les Pedreres, which crosses the old quarries and plaster kilns. You can also do the Ruta de la Senyera , which passes through the mountainous areas.

Pira is a municipality with a long winemaking tradition. In fact, the cultivation of the vine is one of the main economic activities of the municipality. The celler Agrícola was built in 1919. Its design was made by Cèsar Martinell, Antoni Gaudí's disciple. The union building is a clear modernist example in an agricultural building.