Holiday cottages in Santa Bàrbara

Santa Bàrbara achieved its independence as a municipality on May 9, 1828, precisely the day of Saint Gregory, its patron saint. It is a municipality that stands out for its activity and is a great tourist attraction.

Its cultural heritage is very important. One of its most emblematic buildings is precisely the church of Santa Bàrbara. A building built in the 20th century that has a very modern altarpiece. The Museu de la Vida a la Plana allows you to see the evolution of the municipality, from its origins to the present day. Be sure to try their gastronomic products such as the baldana, the pastries or the apple cake.

In Santa Bàrbara you can do different routes by bike. One of the most well-known is the one that crosses the Via Augusta , one of the main communication routes of the Roman Empire. You will pass through Montsià municipalities such as Godall, Ulldecona or la Galera. In addition, you will be able to see a unique natural landscape where unique buildings such as stone constructions abound.

Another route you can do is the camí de Mianes. This is an old road used by farmers to go to work on the banks of the Ebre. One of its main charms is its citrus aroma, the fields full of olive trees or the typical farmhouses of the area.

The masadas are farmhouses that date from the 18th century. Because they are isolated, they have peculiar characteristics. They played a major role during the Carline Wars. Some of the best known are the masada de Martí where you will find the Museu de la Vida de la Plana or the masada de Gironet.