Holiday cottages in Vall-llobrega

What can I do in Vall-llobrega and its holiday cottages?

If you want to enjoy the tranquility of a town located in the foothills of the Gavarres massif with a landscape and architectural heritage that is worth seeing, be sure to visit this beautiful municipality made up of the villages of Vall-llobrega, the Raval de Below, the Raval de Dalt and the urbanization of Mas Falquet.

The history of Vall-llobrega and its surroundings

The origins of the municipality can be traced back, thanks to the architectural remains, to the Roman era and show occupation between the 1st and 6th centuries. The first document in which Valle Lubrica is mentioned is a document of the Frankish king Lotari, from 968, addressed to the abbot of the monastery of Sant Feliu de Guíxols, to which the town belonged. Vall-llobrega later formed part of the county of Palamós and the royal battalion of Palamós.

What to do during your stay at a tourist accommodation in Vall-llobrega

Get to know its architectural heritage

The essentials of Vall-llobrega are the old church of Sant Mateu , a Romanesque temple from the 11th century, and the new one, also called Sant Mateu, from the 17th century and which you will reach after a nice walk through the Raval de Baix . By the way, in the town square you can't miss the impressive hundred-year-old eucalyptus tree next to the town hall. It's worth watching.

Stroll around the town

If what you want is to get to know the surroundings, it's easy for you, Palafrugell is just eight kilometers away and has a varied offer in restaurants and shops. If you want to delve into a true seafaring quarter , Calella de Palafrugell is close by: its old town is a must-see. And if you want to swim, there is no doubt, the beaches of Palamós, Mont-ras and Palafrugell are close by.