Tour the Mas Bella vineyards by carriage and bottle your own wine
The Mas Bella winery, dating from 1777, has been restored by two young entrepreneurs who for more than 10 years have revived their grandfather's tradition of making white, rosé and red wine with Denominació d'Origen Tarragona on a small estate in Masmolets, which you will now have the chance to get to know on a carriage ride, after visiting the facilities.
You can also add a wine tasting and a grape-picker's breakfast to the activity, and children aged 3 to 14 can bottle a bottle of wine for their family with a personalised label that they design themselves.
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Discover the tallest bell tower in Catalonia and taste calçots
Valls is the capital of the Alt Camp, a city full of history and traditions where we suggest visiting the Jewish quarter, the tallest bell tower in Catalonia, the air-raid shelter... And if you visit Valls between January and April, don't miss the chance to try the traditional calçotada.
Following in the footsteps of the poet Josep Colet in Figuerola del Camp
Josep Colet Giralt (Barcelona, 1935) dedicated several poems to Figuerola del Camp, the village where he spent his summers. We suggest following a self-guided literary trail, along which you will follow a series of clues, and then taking advantage of the last rays of sun of the day to enjoy the spectacular views from the Miramar district.
Plenty to discover in El Pla de Santa Maria
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